Sewer Camera Inspection
Hutto, TX
How a Sewer Camera Inspection Helps Homeowners Avoid Costly Repairs
A sewer camera inspection gives homeowners a clear, real-time view inside their sewer lines, without digging or guesswork. At Premium Rooter, we use high-resolution, waterproof cameras to:
- Identify clogs, cracks, root intrusion, corrosion, or pipe misalignment
- Locate issues early before they become major, expensive repairs
- Pinpoint the exact location of problems to avoid unnecessary excavation
By catching hidden damage early, camera inspections help homeowners save thousands in emergency plumbing and property restoration costs.
Common Problems Found With a Sewer Camera
With our sewer camera inspections, the most common issues we uncover include:
- Tree root intrusion – Removed using hydro jetting or root cutting tools; severe cases may require repair
- Grease buildup or foreign objects – Cleared using hydro jetting or mechanical snaking
- Cracked, bellied, or collapsed pipes – Replacement with traditional excavation
- Pipe misalignment or offset joints – Corrected through targeted spot repair or pipe replacement
Each inspection allows us to recommend the most effective, least invasive solution tailored to the condition of your sewer line.
Get a Sewer Camera Inspection Before Buying a Home
Buying a home is one of the biggest investments you’ll make, and hidden sewer problems can lead to massive repair costs after closing. That’s why Premium Rooter strongly recommends a sewer camera inspection as part of any home inspection.
Benefits include:
- Uncovering hidden damage not visible during a standard home inspection
- Avoiding surprise repair costs after purchase
- Gaining negotiation power—if issues are found, buyers can request repairs or a price reduction
- Peace of mind that the property’s plumbing system is in good shape
For a small upfront cost, it’s one of the smartest decisions a buyer can make.

Uncover Plumbing Issues Early
Leading the way in sewer camera inspections, we offer detailed, accurate assessments for your sewer pipes in Hutto, Texas and surrounding cities.
Sewer Camera Inspections
At PRPS we pride ourselves on delivering unrivaled expertise and top-tier customer service in sewer camera inspections across Hutto, TX. Our commitment to transparency and trustworthiness sets us apart. With cutting-edge technology, we provide you with real-time images, so you can see precisely what’s causing issues in your floor drains. Our experienced team not only identifies problems but also offers efficient solutions tailored to your needs. Rest assured, when you choose us for your sewer inspection, you’re choosing a partner dedicated to your satisfaction.






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Premium Rooter Plumbing Services is proud to serve residential and commercial customers in Hutto and the surrounding communities.
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