Storm Damage Pipe Inspection

Advanced Video Inspections for Sewer and Drain Pipes

At Hydro Physics Pipe Inspection, we excel in examining the condition of sewer and drain pipes, employing sophisticated, remotely operated technologies and state-of-the-art video equipment. Our approach to sewer pipe inspection utilizes telepresence to offer a non-intrusive, thorough examination of pipeline interiors.

Leveraging the latest in video technology, we provide a comprehensive look inside your sewer pipes, making this a valuable form of non-destructive testing. Our expertise extends to conducting detailed assessments of utility pipes, sewer systems, and storm drainage systems. Our arsenal includes high-definition, self-leveling camera equipment and a range of tools from zoom cameras to inspection crawlers, video nozzles, and digital push cameras.

We're equipped to inspect pipes ranging from 1.5 inches to 6 inches in diameter and can reach lengths of up to 200 feet. For more insights into video pipe inspection, we invite you to get in touch with us.

Types of Pipes We Inspect

Our capabilities extend across various pipe types including:

• Commercial, residential, or municipal settings
• Sanitary and storm sewer mains
• Lateral and condensate drains
• Industrial water supply/return lines
• Foundation drains
• Empty conduits including electrical, telecommunication, and future-use

Advantages of Our Service

Clients who opt for our high-definition video pipe inspection service gain numerous advantages:

• Avoidance of exploratory digging costs and time
• Reduction in labor and time for pipe repairs and emergencies
• Precise identification of blockages or break locations, causes, and sizes
• Proactive prevention of future pipe problems
• Mitigation of water damage due to tree root invasion
• Strategic maintenance and cleaning planning
• Prevention of ground contamination from waste leakage

Essential Insights Provided

Our service offers crucial insights, including:

• Detailed analysis of utility pipe integrity, identifying breaks, fractures, holes, and leaks
• Video evidence pinpointing the causes of clogs, stoppages, and backups
• Accurate mapping of utility pipe and conduit positions and depths
• Location of hard-to-reach laterals, vaults, and endpoints
• Confirmation of plumbing code compliance
• Identification of areas prone to future issues
• Assessment of the pitch in sewer and drain lines