Grange's Trusted CCTV Drain Inspection Specialists

Common signs include slow-draining sinks or toilets, gurgling noises from your pipes, recurring blockages that keep returning after cleaning, unpleasant odours near gullies or drains, and damp or soggy patches appearing on your lawn. If you're purchasing a property, renovating, or preparing to reline or replace pipework, a camera inspection is also a sensible step to understand what you're dealing with before committing to further work.

Yes, tree root intrusion is one of the most common findings during a drain camera inspection, particularly in established suburbs with mature trees and older clay pipework. The footage clearly shows where roots have entered through joints or cracks, allowing our plumbers to recommend the right solution, whether that's root cutting and removal, high-pressure water jetting or a more permanent fix like pipe relining.

A pre-purchase drain inspection can save buyers considerable stress and expense down the track. Drainage issues aren't always visible from the surface, and a property with hidden root intrusion, cracked pipes or poor stormwater drainage could become an expensive problem after settlement. Having a recorded inspection and written summary gives you the information you need to negotiate confidently or plan ahead for future repairs.

Yes, every inspection we complete comes with a plain-language written report along with the recorded footage. This documentation suits insurance claims, builders, certifiers or your own records, and it clearly outlines what we found, where it's located and what we recommend doing about it.

Absolutely. Timestamped footage and a detailed written report provide the evidence insurers often require to process a claim related to drain or pipe damage. Rather than relying on guesswork, our documentation gives your insurer clear proof of the issue, its location and its likely cause, which can help move your claim along more smoothly.