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                                                                       We Are Experts In Plumbing

    Rescue Plumbing Services Inc is a family-owned and operated company located right here in CA. Our company of experienced Plumbers have been in business since 2007. Even though we are a fairly new company, our professional             technicians and staff are fully experienced to handle your plumbing needs and have the quality skills and workmanship you are looking for.

    Video Camera Line Inspection service:

    Video cameras are an essential component for deep plumbing issues that are not easily accessible, but sewer line blockages are some of the messiest, most costly plumbing disasters possible. Issues of this magnitude call for a high-tech solution. That’s why our plumbers use a sewer line camera to detect sewer line blockages. As the name implies, a sewer line blockage occurs when a foreign object prevents plumbing waste from flowing away from your home.

    The repair for each of these sewer line blockages differs. This makes identifying the cause of your individual sewer line blockage even more crucial. So, sewer line camera inspection: the plumber fits the camera into the sewer, a sewer line camera projects a live feed from the inside the sewer line, the plumber sends the camera further down the sewer line until he locates the cause of the sewer line blockage, this allows the plumber to locate and diagnose the sewer line blockage.

    Sewer camera inspection

    Sewer camera inspections are an essential component for deep plumbing issues, that are not easily accessible, but sewer line blockages are some of the messiest, most costly plumbing disasters possible. Issues of this magnitude call for a high-tech solution.

    That’s why our plumbers use a sewer line camera to detect sewer line blockages. As the name implies, a sewer line blockage occurs when a foreign object prevents plumbing waste from flowing away from your home.

    The video footage is transmitted to the technician in real-time, so the condition inside your sewer and drain lines can be assessed immediately. A video camera helps our staff to accurately identify all types of problems. Key issues such as root puncture and bent pipes or broken, pipelines can now be fixed properly. The inspection can be repeated after any service is performed to verify that the line has been properly cleaned or repaired.

    At Rescue Plumbing, our team of trained Los Angeles plumbers relies on the most advanced, state-of-the-art technology, including video , to better assist you with any plumbing concern you may have. Video inspections allow us to not only properly diagnose plumbing problems you are currently experiencing, but can also help us identify potential issues that should be addressed. Whether you need us to determine the root of a problem you’re already dealing with, or you simply need routine maintenance services, our Los Angeles video camera line inspection services make the process easy.

    How Does Video Inspection Work?

    Now one of the most powerful tools available to professional plumbers, video inspections allow us to quickly and clearly examine underground sewer lines and pipes beneath your home. When you schedule a video camera line inspection with Universal Plumbing, one of our qualified technicians will come out to your home and perform the service at a time that’s convenient for you.

    A high-resolution camera is attached to a flexible rodThe camera is inserted into a pipe for inspectionVideo images are transmitted back to the operatorRadio transmitters pinpoint the camera’s location/depth.

    In-line inspection refers to a preventative maintenance examination of pipelines to identify corrosion, cracks and other defects that may result in catastrophic failure of the structure. It is a form of nondestructive examination. In-line inspection may also be known as line inspection

    What kind of pipe is used for sewer lines?

    Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) pipes are the most common type of sewer line pipes today. Plastic pipework is lightweight, easy to use, and resilient. When installed properly, PVC pipe is long-lasting and impervious to root penetration.

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