How much does a commercial video pipe inspection cost?

Cost depends on pipe size, line length, and access conditions. We provide a flat-rate quote before we start. The written report is always included — no add-on fee.

How long does a commercial camera inspection take?

Most inspections run 1–3 hours depending on the number of lines, their length, and access. We schedule enough time to run every inch and walk through findings with your team on-site before we leave.

Do we receive a video recording of the inspection?

Yes. You receive a written report with findings and footage references. If you need the raw video file for your records, lender, or attorney, just ask — we can provide it.

Can you inspect large-diameter commercial sewer lines?

Yes. We carry commercial-grade cameras for 4"–12" pipe. For lines larger than 12", contact us — we can discuss options or coordinate with a specialist for your scope.

Is a camera inspection required before signing a commercial lease?

It is not legally required — but it is standard due diligence. Sewer line failures are rarely disclosed by sellers or landlords, and repairs can exceed $20,000. A camera inspection is one of the most cost-effective steps you can take before committing.

Do you require a camera inspection before recommending a sewer repair?

Yes — always. We will not recommend excavation or lining without first running the camera. We need to see the condition, location, and extent of the problem before we can give you an accurate recommendation and price.

Can you locate the pipe position after the inspection?

Yes. Our camera equipment includes a locator that identifies pipe depth and position from the surface. This is useful for planning repairs, coordinating with other trades, or documenting pipe runs for your records.

Commercial Service

Commercial video pipe inspection in Concord & the Bay Area.

See what's in your pipes. Written report. No guessing.

Before you sign a lease, buy a building, or authorize a repair — run the camera. We inspect commercial sewer and drain lines with high-resolution CCTV equipment, walk through findings with your team on-site, and hand you a written report before we leave.

High-resolution CCTV camera — Commercial cameras for 4"–12" pipe. Every inch recorded.
Written report included — Findings, footage reference, and recommendations — in writing.
On-site walkthrough with your team — We explain every finding before we pack up.
CA Lic. #802256 — Licensed, insured, and family-owned since 2001.

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Guerra Bros. Plumbing technician operating CCTV video pipe inspection camera

Written Report Included

Pre-lease & due diligence

What We Do

Full-line camera inspection.
Every finding documented.

Commercial pipe problems are not always visible. Root intrusion, cracked joints, settled lines, and grease buildup can go undetected for years — until a line fails at the worst possible time. A camera inspection shows you exactly what is there before it becomes an emergency.

We run commercial-grade CCTV cameras through your sewer and drain lines, recording every inch. We walk through the footage with your team on-site and deliver a written report with our findings and recommendations — ready for your records, lender, or tenant.

Schedule a camera inspection

Sewer line inspection

Drain line inspection

Pre-lease inspection

Due diligence inspection

Post-repair verification

Root & blockage location

Large-diameter lines

Written report included

How It Works

Camera in. Report out.
No surprises.

Step 1:
Access & Setup
We locate clean-outs or create access points as needed. Large-diameter commercial cameras for 4"–12" lines.
Step 2:
Full-Line Camera Run
High-resolution camera travels the full pipe length in real time. Every inch recorded and logged.
Step 3:
Review & Explain
We walk through the footage with your team on-site. Every finding explained: roots, cracks, offset joints, grease, grade issues.
Step 4:
Written Report
Detailed written report with findings, footage reference, and our recommendations. Ready for your records, lender, or tenant.

CCTV video pipe inspection camera — commercial pipe inspection services

When to Inspect

Before you sign a lease. Before you buy. Before you repair.

A camera inspection is not just a diagnostic tool — it is documentation. Here is when commercial properties need one, and why.

When commercial properties need a camera inspection

Pre-lease or pre-purchaseAlways

Sewer line failures are not disclosed and can cost $20,000+. A camera inspection is standard due diligence.

Recurring drain problemsMandatory before repair

We need to see what's there before recommending a fix. No camera, no repair quote.

Post-repair verificationIncluded

We run the camera after every sewer repair to confirm the fix and document the result.

Signs you need a camera inspection now

Slow drains building-wide
Recurring blockages same line
Sewage smell without clear source
Pre-lease or purchase due diligence
Post-repair documentation needed
Insurance or lender requirement

FAQ

Common questions

: Cost depends on pipe size, line length, and access conditions. We provide a flat-rate quote before we start. The written report is always included — no add-on fee.
: Most inspections run 1–3 hours depending on the number of lines, their length, and access. We schedule enough time to run every inch and walk through findings with your team on-site before we leave.
: Yes. You receive a written report with findings and footage references. If you need the raw video file for your records, lender, or attorney, just ask — we can provide it.
: Yes. We carry commercial-grade cameras for 4"–12" pipe. For lines larger than 12", contact us — we can discuss options or coordinate with a specialist for your scope.
: It is not legally required — but it is standard due diligence. Sewer line failures are rarely disclosed by sellers or landlords, and repairs can exceed $20,000. A camera inspection is one of the most cost-effective steps you can take before committing.
: Yes — always. We will not recommend excavation or lining without first running the camera. We need to see the condition, location, and extent of the problem before we can give you an accurate recommendation and price.
: Yes. Our camera equipment includes a locator that identifies pipe depth and position from the surface. This is useful for planning repairs, coordinating with other trades, or documenting pipe runs for your records.

What Clients Say

Trusted by property managers
across the Bay Area.

Google

“We had a camera inspection done before signing our new warehouse lease. They found a cracked section of the main sewer line the landlord hadn't disclosed. Saved us from taking on someone else's repair bill.”

Google

“Managing a 12-unit commercial building. We had recurring slow drains on the east side and no idea why. The camera found root intrusion and an offset joint about 40 feet in. They showed us the footage on-site and explained every option. Great process.”

Google

“After their crew repaired our main sewer line, they ran the camera again to verify before backfilling. We got a written report for our lender the same day. That's the kind of follow-through you want on a commercial project.”

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