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Every scope is recorded from the cleanout to the city tap. You get the full, unedited video — the same footage we review — plus a plain-English written report. Nothing hidden. No spin. No repair pitch.
Book your scope →Every Sewer Scope inspection produces the same three things, in the same format, across every metro we run. Customers that hire us can count on consistency.
Full-resolution video from cleanout to city tap. Shareable link, no app required. Customers see what we saw.
1-page summary explaining everything we did and what we saw (roots, bellies, cracks, offsets and pipe material). An easy-to-read report that can be used for disclosures, negotiating, or getting quotes on repairs.
We don't bid the fix. We don't refer one plumber over another. The report is the report. The buyer chooses who repairs, on whatever timeline the closing allows.
Every scope ends with a plain-English PDF and a shareable video link. Want to see exactly what lands in your inbox? Ask your local office for a sample report.
Every scope on this page is one of ours. Same camera reel. Same monitor. Same honest report at the end of it.
Cleanout, code-approved access point, or pulled toilet. If there's no access, we tell you before we start. Never after.
High-resolution sewer camera runs from the access point through the lateral line out to the city tap.
Video capture of any finding: roots, bellies, cracks, offsets, separation, or material concerns.
PDF and shareable video link sent the same day. Customers get the report quickly to keep their purchase on schedule.
You don't need our brochure. You need vendors you can count on. We're in your preferred-vendor folder For that very reason. Your buyers will thank you.
Timelines can be tight. You can count on us to get the scope done quick. You order it, we scope it, the report shows up in your inbox.
As soon as the report is ready, the invoice is sent and the report is automatically emailed.
80% of our inspections reveal deferred maintenance on the sewer line. Knowing this before you close can be helpful in negotiations. And helps your buyer avoid any unwanted (and stinky!) surprises after closing.
Offer your clients a sewer scope without buying a camera, training a tech, or taking on the liability. We run the scope on your schedule and deliver the same simple report and video. You keep the relationship; we stay in our lane: specialist sewer inspection, never repairs.
The scope rides on your report or ships on ours, your call. The client stays yours. We never upsell repairs or steer one plumber over another.
We coordinate with your inspection so the scope happens in the same visit window. One trip, no hassle for your client.
A plain-English PDF and a shareable video link, delivered fast so your client can act inside their inspection period.
Appointments can be made online. Enter your zip code, pick your date, and get your confirmation. Appointments can also be made via phone or email with your local office manager.
Same specialist standard. Same professional report and high quality video. Local ops manager, local Google reviews, local phone. Click into your metro to schedule.
70 ★ reviews · Marion / Hamilton / Hendricks counties. Pre-1980 housing stock means Orangeburg + cast iron findings every week. Michael Cashen runs ops, Devon Brooking on camera.
indianapolis.sewerscopeusa.com →Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clermont OH counties plus Boone, Kenton, Campbell KY. Brandon Mabbitt runs Cincinnati operations from 7875 Montgomery Rd.
cincinnati.sewerscopeusa.com →Six Front Range counties: Denver, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Adams, Douglas, Boulder. Bentonite soil + altitude freeze-thaw creates a Denver-specific defect catalog. Shaun Martin runs Front Range Sewer Scope locally.
denver.sewerscopeusa.com →Allen County brand presence. Dispatched from the Indianapolis HQ on the same Hoosier Sewer Scope standard. Book direct via 260-201-1149 or through Indy.
fortwayne.sewerscopeusa.com →Sewer Scope is a franchise system built around one job done one way. Our roadmap calls for fifty operating territories inside five years, with Chicago (4-5 territories possible) and Atlanta as the next two metros prioritized after the current four.
The unit economics work because the equipment list is short, the workflow is standardized and the trust signal we hand a franchisee on day one (specialist, not plumber) is the same trust signal that already moves 70 five-star reviews per metro at maturity.
If you operate in real-estate services, run a home-inspection book, or you're looking at sewer scope as your second act, let's talk. Patrick handles franchise development directly.
A sewer scope is a video inspection of the sewer line that runs from the house to the city main or septic tank. We feed a high-resolution camera down the line and record the whole run, so you can actually see the condition of the pipe instead of guessing. It is the one major system a standard home inspection does not cover.
If the home is more than about 20 years old, has large trees near the line, or you just want to buy with confidence, yes. Sewer line repairs can run into the thousands, and they are almost never visible from inside the house. A scope before closing turns a hidden risk into a known fact while you can still negotiate.
A flat, up-front fee that varies by market but typically lands in the low hundreds (commonly $200 to $300). You always know the exact price before we scope, and you never get a surprise charge or a sales pitch for repairs we do not do.
Most inspections take about 30 to 45 minutes on site. You get a clear video and a plain-language report the same day, so it fits easily inside your inspection or inspection period.
Cracks, root intrusion, bellies and sags that hold water, separated or collapsed pipe, blockages, and old materials like clay or Orangeburg that are near the end of their life. We show you exactly what is there and where it is along the line.
No, and that is the whole point. We do not do repairs, so we have no reason to oversell a problem. You get an honest, independent look at the line and a report you can trust, whether the news is good or bad.
In almost every jurisdiction the homeowner owns and is responsible for the sewer lateral from the house to the connection at the city main. The city maintains the public main. That is exactly why a lateral problem becomes the buyer's problem after closing, and why scoping it before you buy matters.
A specialist whose only job is the camera has no financial interest in finding repairs to sell. A plumber who scopes is the same company that would quote and perform the fix. Guidance from NAR and InterNACHI supports separating the inspector from the repair vendor, which is the whole reason we never bid repairs.
Usually yes. We coordinate with your schedule and your home inspector so the sewer scope happens inside the same inspection period, with no extra trips or hassle for you.
We are a national network with local crews in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Denver, and Fort Wayne, and we are adding metros (Chicago and Atlanta next). Enter your ZIP or tell us your address and we will confirm coverage and pricing.
Usually the buyer pays, the same way you pay for the general home inspection, and with us it is due after the inspection rather than financed into the loan. In some deals a seller covers it as a concession, or a seller orders a pre-sale scope to get ahead of surprises. Either way there is no deposit and no upfront payment.
Watch the video to see how the Indianapolis crew does their inspections.