Collection: Inspection Cameras

Drain inspection cameras are used to visually inspect sewer and drain lines to identify blockages, root intrusion, pipe damage, offsets, and buildup. They allow plumbers and drain professionals to diagnose problems accurately before jetting or repair.

Yes. If you are unsure which inspection camera best fits your typical pipe sizes and service work, our team can help guide you to the right option.

Routine cleaning after each use, proper storage, and inspecting the camera head and push rod for wear will help extend the life of your system.

Yes. Drain Invader inspection camera systems are designed for portability and field use, making them easy to load into a service vehicle and deploy quickly on the job.

Pipe size capability depends on the camera head size and push rod flexibility. Most systems are ideal for common residential and light commercial drain lines, while certain models can handle larger mainline applications.

Absolutely. Many professionals inspect the line first to confirm the type and location of the blockage. This helps determine whether a cutting nozzle, flushing nozzle, or rotating nozzle will be most effective.

Yes. Drain Invader inspection cameras are designed for professional plumbers and drain cleaners handling residential service calls, commercial properties, and mainline inspections.