Video camera pipe inspections
Stop guessing what is wrong with your pipes. A Palm camera inspection shows you the exact problem, on screen, before any repair begins.
When you need to know exactly what is in your pipes
A camera inspection is the only way to diagnose what is actually happening inside a drain or sewer line. These are the situations where guessing is not good enough.
Recurring clogs keep coming back
One clog is bad luck. Three clogs in a year is a pattern. The camera finds the real cause before you spend money on another temporary fix.
Slow drains that get worse, not better
Plungers and drain cleaners work for a day, then the problem returns. An inspection reveals the real blockage.
Persistent odors coming from your drains
Drain odors mean organic matter, a blockage, or sewer gas is finding a way into your home. A camera inspection locates the source precisely, whether it is buildup, a crack, or a break in the line.
Sewage backup or water pooling in your home
A sewage backup is not a clog until a camera confirms it. It can also be a pipe break, a collapsed section, or a grade issue where the pipe has shifted and water no longer drains by gravity. The camera tells us which one before a single repair dollar is spent.
Know what's in the ground before you close
A camera inspection before closing shows the condition of every drain and sewer line on the property. Cracks, root intrusion, pipe material, and blockages are all visible before you sign. What you find changes what you negotiate.
Know where your lines run before you dig
Before any landscaping, pool installation, or home addition, a camera inspection locates your drain and sewer lines so your contractor knows exactly where not to dig. One severed line during an excavation costs more to repair than the inspection costs by a significant margin.
How a Palm camera inspection works
No guesswork, no assumptions. Every inspection follows the same disciplined process so you have a clear diagnosis and a clear path forward before any work is discussed.
You call or book online
A real person answers, takes the details of what you are experiencing, and schedules your inspection with a window you can plan around. You will know who is coming and when before we arrive.
We access the line and set up
Your technician locates the cleanout access point, sets up the camera equipment, and prepares the line for inspection. No cutting, no guessing about where to enter.
You watch the live footage with us
We push the camera through the line and you see exactly what we see, in real time, on screen. Root intrusion, cracks, buildup, offset joints, and collapsed sections are all visible.
We give you a full diagnosis and your options
When the inspection is complete, we explain what we found in plain terms, show you the footage, and give you your options in writing before any repair decision is made.
What you get from a camera inspection that you cannot get any other way
A camera inspection is not an add-on. It is how a professional diagnoses a pipe problem without tearing anything open first.
Diagnose the real problem before any repair begins
Repairing the wrong problem is expensive. A camera inspection identifies the actual cause before a single tool is picked up, so the repair is targeted and the result is correct.
Know the condition of your pipes before you buy
A pre-purchase camera inspection reveals pipe condition, past repairs, root intrusion, and material type, details that are impossible to assess without looking inside the line.
Get a written quote based on what is actually wrong
Because we see the problem on camera before we quote, the price you receive reflects the actual repair required. Under The Written Promise™, that quote is the bill.
Decide what to do with full information, not assumptions
When you can see what is in your pipe, the decision about whether to repair, reline, or replace becomes straightforward. You choose with confidence, not guesswork.
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You know exactly who is arriving before they pull into your driveway
Before every Palm visit, you receive your technician's name, photo, and live arrival time. You see exactly who is coming to inspect your home's pipes before they knock. That is not a feature. It is the standard.
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Live ETA so you can plan your day
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Most plumbers offer a 30-day parts warranty if they offer anything at all. The Palm Pledge™ covers all service work and labor for a full 365 days. If our workmanship does not hold for a full year, we return and make it right at no charge. No exceptions, no fine print, no phone tag.
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Covers workmanship, not just parts
We return at no charge if our work is the cause
Questions
Straight answers about video camera inspections, before you book
No. A push camera is a flexible waterproof rod with a camera head. It moves through the pipe without making contact with the pipe walls in a way that causes damage. It is the same technology used by plumbers and municipal utilities nationwide.
Most residential camera inspections are completed in 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the length of the line and the number of access points. We give you a window before we arrive and keep to it.
A camera can detect root intrusion, pipe cracks and fractures, corrosion, grease and debris buildup, bellied or sagging sections, offset joints, and collapsed pipe segments. It is the most accurate diagnostic tool available for drain and sewer lines.
In many cases, yes. If the inspection reveals a clog or blockage that can be cleared on the same visit, we will give you the options and the price in writing before we proceed. More complex repairs are scoped separately after the diagnosis.
For simple first-time clogs, inspection is not always required. For recurring problems, older pipes, or any situation where the cause is unclear, we inspect first so the cleaning method matches the actual problem. We recommend the right approach, not the more expensive one by default.
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