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Serving Spokane • Spokane Valley • Deer Park • Liberty Lake • Nine Mile Falls • Otis Orchards
1. Plumber guesses the problem
2. Excavation crew tears up yard
3. Problem wasn't where they dug
4. Second dig required
1. HD camera goes into pipe
2. See exact problem on screen
3. Sonde locates it underground
4. Fix only what's broken
Our camera stays upright automatically, so you see a true orientation of every crack, root, and offset joint — not a spinning, confusing image.
Once we find the problem inside the pipe, our built-in sonde transmitter lets us walk above ground and mark the exact spot — so you dig once, not twice.
Every inspection is recorded in HD. We provide you the footage for your records, insurance claims, or real estate transactions.
A sewer camera inspection is the fastest way to diagnose problems inside your septic and sewer lines without digging up your yard. At Spokane Septic Services, we use a professional-grade, self-leveling pipe inspection camera with 165 feet of reach and 1080p HD resolution. The camera feeds real-time video to a 10.1-inch touchscreen, so you can see exactly what we see — cracks, root intrusion, bellied pipes, grease buildup, or collapsed sections.
Unlike other companies that charge separately for camera work, we often include a sewer video inspection as part of our hydro-jetting or septic pumping service. When you call us to clear a blockage, we verify the job is done by running the camera after cleaning — at no extra charge on combo visits.
Tree root intrusion — Spokane's mature trees are notorious for sending roots into clay and cast iron sewer lines. Our camera shows you exactly where the roots have entered and how severe the damage is, so we can target them with hydro-jetting rather than guessing.
Pipe bellies and sags — When a section of pipe sinks below the flow line, waste collects in the low spot and causes recurring backups. A camera inspection reveals the exact location so a targeted repair can be made.
Cracked or offset joints — Ground settling, earthquakes, or frost heave can shift pipe joints apart. Our camera identifies these gaps before they turn into sinkholes or complete failures.
Grease and scale buildup — In commercial kitchens and older homes, years of grease and mineral deposits narrow the pipe. The camera shows us how much buildup exists and whether jetting or replacement is the right call.
Lost septic tank location — Can't find your tank? Our camera can travel through the sewer line from your house to the tank, and our 512Hz sonde transmitter pinpoints the tank location from above ground — often used with our digital locating service.
A pre-purchase sewer camera inspection reveals hidden problems before you close. Cracked pipes, root intrusion, and failing drain fields can cost tens of thousands to fix. Know before you buy.
If your drains keep backing up after snaking, the problem is deeper. A camera inspection finds the root cause — a belly, a root mass, or a collapsed section — so we fix it permanently.
Many Spokane properties have septic tanks with no visible markers. We feed the camera through the line and use the sonde transmitter to mark the tank location from above ground.
After we pump an emergency, we run the camera to confirm the line is clear and identify what caused the backup — so it doesn't happen again.
We provide sewer camera inspections across the entire Spokane metro area including Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Deer Park, Mead and Colbert, Cheney and Medical Lake, Otis Orchards, and Nine Mile Falls. We are locally owned — not a franchise. When you call, you speak directly to the technician operating the camera.