See exactly what's happening inside your pipes. Our high-definition camera inspection pinpoints blockages, cracks, root intrusion, and pipe damage without costly excavation. Get accurate diagnosis and targeted solutions.
When you have recurring drain problems, mysterious sewer odors, or need to know the condition of your pipes before buying a home, video camera inspection provides answers you can't get any other way. Plombier Gatineau uses professional-grade sewer cameras to see inside your pipes and identify problems with certainty rather than guesswork.
Our high-resolution cameras can inspect pipes from 2 to 12 inches in diameter, from small bathroom drains to main sewer lines. The camera head transmits real-time video to a monitor, letting us (and you) see exactly what's happening inside your pipes. We can locate blockages, identify damage, find root intrusion, detect bellied sections, and assess overall pipe condition.
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Homeowners throughout Gatineau and the Outaouais choose us because:
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Camera inspection is an affordable diagnostic service, especially compared to the cost of unnecessary repairs or excavation. When combined with other services like drain cleaning, inspection is often discounted or included. Contact us for specific pricing.
Our professional drain cameras can travel 100+ feet into your pipe system. This is enough to inspect the entire sewer line from your home to the municipal connection, as well as branch lines inside your home.
Yes! We show you the video in real-time during the inspection and explain what we're seeing. We can also provide recorded footage for your records, which is useful for insurance purposes or if you're selling your home.
We strongly recommend it, especially for older homes. Sewer line replacement can cost thousands of dollars. A pre-purchase inspection reveals the true condition of the underground pipes that a regular home inspection can't see. It's inexpensive insurance against major surprises.
Yes. Our camera has a locating transmitter that allows us to mark the exact location and depth of problems above ground. This is essential for planning repairs with minimal excavation — we dig only where needed.