How a Sewer TV Inspection Works

Insight into modern sewer diagnostics: How HD cameras detect damage and what the inspection report reveals.

ROHRSANOVA Team · December 12, 2024 · 5 min read

Sewer TV inspection is an indispensable tool in modern sewer diagnostics. With high-resolution cameras, we can precisely assess the condition of your pipes – without a single spade cut.

The Technology Behind It

Our inspection cameras are equipped with HD sensors and LED lighting. They are inserted into the pipe through an inspection shaft or cleaning opening and deliver crystal-clear images in real-time to our monitor.

The Inspection Process

First, the pipe is cleaned to ensure a clear view. Then we insert the camera and systematically move it through the entire pipe. All anomalies are documented – including the exact metre reading where the damage is located.

What We Can Detect

The camera shows us: cracks and fractures in the pipe, root intrusion, leaking joints and connections, deposits and incrustations, displaced or sagging pipes, foreign objects in the pipe, and faulty connections.

The Inspection Report

After the inspection, you receive a comprehensive report with HD video recordings, photos of all damage points, a condition assessment, and specific recommendations for any necessary renovation measures.

When Is an Inspection Advisable?

We recommend an inspection for: recurring blockages, suspected pipe damage, before purchasing a property, after construction work near pipes, and as regular maintenance every 5–10 years.

Our Service

Schedule an appointment for a sewer TV inspection. Our experienced technicians will advise you on-site and give you clarity about the condition of your pipes.