Drain Inspection in Downriver Area, Michigan

Yes, slow drains across multiple fixtures in your New Boston home often point to a problem in the main sewer line, not just one fixture. A camera inspection shows exactly what is causing the slowdown so the right repair can be made.

No, a video drain inspection does not require digging. The camera travels through your existing pipes to show us what is inside.

Yes, a drain inspection before closing gives you a clear look at the sewer lateral, which most standard home inspections skip. It can reveal cracks, root intrusion, or pipe damage that would otherwise stay hidden until after you move in.

We look for root intrusion, grease and debris buildup, cracked or corroded pipe walls, misaligned joints, and sagging pipe sections. Any of these can cause recurring backups or slow drainage in your New Boston home.

Root intrusion is a common finding in New Boston properties with mature trees near the sewer lateral. A camera inspection confirms whether roots have entered the pipe and shows how far they have spread.

Periodic inspections help catch small issues before they become costly repairs, even when there are no obvious warning signs. Ask Bennies Plumbing what schedule makes sense based on your pipe age and property conditions.