Finding Pipe Defects So You Don’t Have To

Scope It Out's sewer scope services are an effective and dependable method for locating broken pipes in commercial or residential buildings. We inspect your sewer lines & septic system for problems like leaks, clogs, and corrosion using cutting-edge technology and our extensive knowledge of the plumbing system. To help you understand the state of your sewer lines and any necessary repairs, we provide a detailed narrative report supplemented by high-quality photos and videos. If you need a sewer line or septic system inspection in Grand Junction, Colorado, or the surrounding areas, please don't hesitate to contact us. Thanks to our quick and dependable service, you can rest easy knowing that your sewer lines are in good shape and that any potential problems can be addressed right away.

Man Inspecting Pipe System — Grand Junction, CO — Scope It Out Now

Types Of Pipe Defects We Look For

✔ Bellied Pipe

✔ Misaligned Pipe

✔ Root Penetration

✔ Blockage

✔ Collapsed Pipe

Signs Of Damaged Sewer Lines

Odd odor, gassy smell - If you have a broken sewer line, your nose will tell you. There should never be smells of any kind coming from your drains. What you may be smelling could be toxic sewer gas slowly but surely making its way into other areas of your home.
Mold or Mildew - If you see any mold and mildew spreading rapidly throughout your home, especially the basement, it could be due to a water or sewage backup from a broken sewer line.
Increased bug or rodent traffic - Are you noticing a sudden uptick of bugs and rodents? It could be a sign of a broken sewer line. Rodents often live in the sewers. However, they can make themselves at home in your home by squeezing through the smallest cracks in the sewer line. Likewise, insects see a cracked drainpipe as their perfect breeding ground due to the stagnant water. This allows insects to multiply rapidly.
Soggy lawn - A broken sewer line can allow wastewater to seep into your ground. Most sewer lines run across your front lawn and meet the municipal waste pipes underneath. The soil in your yard will become soggy and wetter as more water is pumped out of the damaged pipe.