Buying a new home is one of the most important financial decisions you will make. Don't be caught unaware - a typical sewer problem can cost you a minimum of $2500, with a potential cost of over $10000 if not identified in time. Let Sewer View give you the peace of mind you need by letting you know today, what you are buying tomorrow.
Sewer View has inspected over 55,000 sewer lines in Denver and the surrounding front range since 2008. All main line cameras are color and self-leveling. We also have the capabilities to inspect down to a 1 line. All inspections include a video. Our only purpose and interest is to provide you with a report documenting the condition of the sewer line as seen by an experienced technician.This report is backed up with a color video to support the findings of the Technician.
Sewer View has inspected over 55,000 sewer lines in Denver and the surrounding front range since 2008. All main line cameras are color and self-leveling. We also have the capabilities to inspect down to a 1 line. All inspections include a video. Our only purpose and interest is to provide you with a report documenting the condition of the sewer line as seen by an experienced technician.This report is backed up with a color video to support the findings of the Technician.
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Sewer View was founded on the idea that a sewer inspection should be unbiased. We do not clean or repair sewer lines, so our customers can have peace of mind that our recommendation is our true opinion. We provide that peace of mind for a rate of $139 for an initial sewer inspection. We do not upcharge for difficult access to the sewer line like pulling a toilet, roof access or going through a crawl space.
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We inspect sewer lines. We inspect kitchen lines, lines that go to septic tanks, lines that go to leach fields, storm drains, perimeter drains, downspout drains, sump pump lines, grease trap lines. We have inspected dryer vent lines, HVAC lines, electrical conduit lines, yard sprinkler lines, swimming pool lines, inside walls (looking for dead animals).
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After arriving at the property and introductions, the first order of business is to find the best way to access the sewer main. Many times we will walk around the outside of the house first to determine if there is a clean-out somewhere on the property that will give access to the sewer main. Many times, if the house does not have a basement the best way is to use the vent on the roof of the house.
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Since Sewer View started in 2008, we have inspected well over 55,000 sewer lines in Denver and the surrounding front range. We give reasons why we believe a line is good or bad. We won't say ''because we said so''. You will never see a recommendation that says, "Consult a Professional". We are the professionals!
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You could just still have a root problem. Keep in mind roots replenish themselves the same way your shrubs and trees do above ground. When you cut them back they just come back lusher and thicker. Up until the 1980's sewer lines were pretty much made of clay. Most of these lines have no gaskets in the joints, so they naturally leak into the soil when there is water standing in the line.
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