Family-Owned Since 1989 · Chattanooga & North Georgia
Sewer Camera Inspection
Stop guessing what's wrong underground. Metro's sewer camera inspections show exactly what's happening inside your line, so you only pay for the repair you actually need.
Family-Owned Since 1989
Local, family-run and serving the Greater Chattanooga region for over 35 years.
Master-Certified Technicians
Trained, licensed and insured plumbers, HVAC techs and electricians.
Upfront Pricing
You approve the price before any work starts. No surprises.
24/7 Emergency Service
Burst pipe or no heat at 2 a.m.? Call us any time.
Sewer Camera Inspection IN CHATTANOOGA & NORTH GEORGIA
See the Problem Before You Pay to Fix It
Your main sewer line is buried, so problems inside it stay hidden until they cause a backup. Tree roots work into joints, older clay and cast iron pipe cracks, and settling soil can create low spots where waste collects. Without seeing inside the pipe, any repair is a guess.
A sewer camera inspection solves that. We feed a waterproof camera through a cleanout and watch the inside of your line in real time, finding roots, cracks, separated joints, sags and blockages, and often locating them from the surface.
Metro walks you through the footage, explains what it means and recommends the right fix, whether that’s cleaning, hydro jetting or a targeted repair. It’s also one of the smartest steps you can take before buying a home.
IS IT TIME TO CALL A PRO?
Signs You Need Sewer Camera Inspection
Recurring Backups
Backups that return after cleaning have a cause a camera can reveal.
You're Buying an Older Home
A standard home inspection usually doesn't look inside the sewer line.
Large Trees Near the Line
Mature trees in the yard are the most common source of root intrusion.
Sewer Odors Outside
Sewer smells in the yard or basement can mean a crack or break.
Sinkholes or Soggy Spots
Soggy, sunken or extra-green patches over the line can signal a leak.
Someone Recommended Digging
Before paying for excavation, confirm exactly where and what the problem is.
OUR PROCESS
How Metro Handles Sewer Camera Inspection
Access and Inspect
We access the line through a cleanout and run the camera through the pipe.
Locate Problem Areas
We identify and locate roots, cracks, sags or blockages.
Walk You Through It
We review the footage with you and explain each finding.
Recommend the Right Fix
Any recommended repair comes with an upfront price.
Request Service
Request Sewer Camera Inspection
Tell us what’s going on and our team will reach out to schedule your visit. Prefer to talk? Call us any time, day or night.
- Upfront price before any work begins
- Master-certified, licensed and insured technicians
- 24/7 emergency service
- Family-owned and operated since 1989
- Financing for qualified customers
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TRANSPARENT, UPFRONT PRICING
What Affects the Cost of Sewer Camera Inspection?
Sewer camera inspection cost depends on access to the line, the length of pipe being inspected and whether the line needs to be cleared first so the camera can pass. Inspections paired with drain cleaning or for real estate transactions are common.
We give you an upfront price, show you what the camera finds and explain any repairs before you decide anything.
You always get the price before any work begins. Financing is available for qualified customers on larger jobs.
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Scope Before You Buy
If you're buying a home built before the 1980s, or one with large trees in the yard, add a sewer camera inspection to your due diligence. It's a small cost compared with a damaged sewer line, and the findings can be part of your negotiation.
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Sewer Camera Inspection Near You
Metro serves homes and businesses across the Greater Chattanooga region in Tennessee and North Georgia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our team is happy to help, day or night.
How Does a Sewer Camera Inspection Work?
A waterproof camera on a flexible cable is fed through a cleanout into the sewer line, showing the inside of the pipe on a screen in real time.
What Can a Camera Inspection Find?
Root intrusion, cracks, offset or separated joints, sags (bellies) that hold water, grease buildup, collapsed sections and foreign objects.
Should I Get One Before Buying a Home?
Yes. A standard home inspection doesn't usually include the sewer line, and a damaged line can be one of the most expensive repairs a homeowner faces.
Can You Tell Where the Problem Is?
Often, yes. We can usually locate problem areas from the surface, which helps target repairs and avoid unnecessary digging.
Will I See the Footage?
Yes. We'll walk you through the footage and explain what each finding means.
How Long Does It Take?
Most inspections take about an hour, depending on access and line length.
PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1989
Book Sewer Camera Inspection with Metro Today
Call our local team or book online. We will confirm your appointment and give you upfront pricing before any work begins.