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Video Line Inspections
Video Camera Line Inspections for septic systems, drains, pipes and sewers are a cost effective option for home owners and businesses. Without fiber-optic video camera inspections, septic system, drains, sewer lines and water line repairs often require a fair amount of digging up the ground. Backhoes are used to access a broken pipe, drain, plumbing blockages, or areas of your septic system that are deeply embedded. We make it possible to have your septic system, drains, pipes and sewer lines inspected without this type of property destruction, thanks to our innovative fiber-optic video line inspections.
- Video lines can snake through septic systems and drain pipes while capturing video
- Aid in Title V inspections
- Access septic tanks, drains and lines underground
- We service commercial and residential clients
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Septic Video Camera Inspection Benefits
Our fiber-optic video line inspections help to pinpoint the problem with your septic lines, drains and sewer and water lines with minimal digging needed.
We work hard to minimize the disruption to your landscape and property with this advanced fiber optic technology.
Using fiber-optic video camera to locate the problem is far more affordable (and requires less work) than trenching and searching.
Video Line Inspection Southeastern, MA
Experiencing issues with your septic system is stressful enough, without having to worry about the cost and workload associated with diagnosing the problem.
We work hard to diagnose your septic lines, drain and sewer and water line problems quickly and with little disruption to our commercial and residential clients throughout Massachusetts. If you would like to learn more about video camera septic, sewer, drain and pipeline inspections click here.
Bay State Sewage Customer Review
We thought we had a crack in a drain or our septic system and could not pinpoint the problem on our own. We were concerned that a lot of digging would be required to identify the problem so we called Bay State. They recommended a fiber optic video inspection and as it tuned out they discovered that is was a simple issue that only required a minor repair.
Fiber Optic Video Line Inspection
Anita and John K.,
Berkley, MA 02779
Plymouth County
