RESIDENTIAL DRAIN & DOWNSPOUT CAMERA INSPECTIONS

Find Out Where Your Drain Goes — and What’s Blocking It

Having problems with standing water, overflowing downspouts, or an underground drain that just isn’t working like it should?

Pipe Scope Pros provides professional camera inspections and underground locating for residential exterior drainage systems throughout Columbus and Central Ohio.

We can inspect your drain from the inside, record what we find, and use locating equipment to help determine where the line runs underground.

Stop Guessing What's Underground

Underground drainage problems can be difficult to diagnose from the surface.

Water pooling in the yard, a downspout backing up, or a curb outlet that isn’t flowing doesn't necessarily tell you where the problem is.

Our camera inspections allow us to visually inspect accessible underground drainage piping and help identify problems before you decide on repairs or excavation.

We Can Inspect:

  • Underground downspout lines

  • Curb outlet connections

  • Yard and landscape drains

  • Exterior stairwell drains

  • Catch basin connections

  • Storm drainage lines

  • Other accessible exterior drainage piping

See What's Happening Inside Your Drain

Using professional pipe inspection cameras, we can identify and document conditions that may be affecting drainage.

Camera Inspections May Identify:

  • Root intrusion

  • Sediment and debris buildup

  • Blockages and obstructions

  • Cracked or damaged pipe

  • Separated or offset joints

  • Standing water

  • Sags or bellies

  • Pipe direction and configuration

  • Other visible defects or restrictions

Don't Know Where the Pipe Goes?

We Can Help Locate It.

Many homeowners have downspouts or drains that disappear underground with no obvious discharge point.

When conditions allow, our inspection camera's locating sonde can transmit a signal from inside the pipe that can be detected from the surface.

This can help us determine:

  • The approximate route of an underground drain

  • Where a downspout line travels

  • Which curb outlet may connect to your home

  • The approximate location of a blockage or defect

  • Potential areas for future repair or excavation

Locations can be marked above ground to help you better understand your drainage system.