FAQs

At Super Rooter, we utilize advanced camera technology to inspect and identify the source of blockages in sewer and drain pipes. This allows us to accurately diagnose issues and provide effective solutions.

Yes, we provide comprehensive drain cleaning services that effectively remove root intrusions. Additionally, we can repair any cracks in the pipes that may have allowed roots to enter, preventing future issues.

Consider replacing your water line if you notice signs such as unexpectedly high water bills, persistent low water pressure, or consistently cloudy water coming from your taps.

Video camera inspection is a diagnostic technique that uses a specialized camera to examine the interior of water lines. This method allows us to identify blockages, leaks, and other issues without the need for invasive digging.

During a video camera inspection, we insert a flexible camera into the water line through an access point. This camera transmits live video footage to a monitor, enabling our technicians to thoroughly assess the condition of the pipe.

Video camera inspections offer several advantages, including precise diagnostics, time efficiency, and reduced repair costs. This method minimizes disruption by avoiding unnecessary excavation and allows for targeted, effective repairs.

Video camera inspections can identify a wide range of problems, including blockages, corrosion, root intrusion, and leaks. However, certain complex issues may require additional investigation methods for a complete diagnosis.

Video camera inspections are entirely safe for your plumbing system. This non-invasive method allows us to diagnose problems without causing any damage to your existing plumbing infrastructure.

A typical video camera inspection takes approximately 1 to 2 hours to complete. The exact duration may vary depending on the length and condition of the water line being examined.

We recommend scheduling a video camera inspection every few years or whenever you notice significant changes in water pressure or flow. Regular inspections help prevent major issues and ensure the long-term health of your plumbing system.