Sewer Scope Inspections

Don’t Let Hidden Sewer Issues Catch You Off Guard

A home might look perfect on the surface, but underground sewer line problems can cause expensive repairs and major headaches. At Vernon Home Inspections, our Sewer Scope Inspections give you peace of mind by identifying potential issues before they become emergencies.

Whether you're buying a home, selling one, or maintaining your property, a sewer scope inspection is one of the smartest decisions you can make.

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What Is a Sewer Scope Inspection?

A sewer scope inspection involves inserting a high-resolution, waterproof camera into your home’s main sewer line to examine its condition from the inside.

Our inspector will check for:

  • Cracks or collapses in the pipe

  • Tree root intrusion

  • Corrosion or pipe deterioration

  • Blockages or clogs

  • Improper slope or installation

  • Evidence of previous or current backups

You’ll receive a written report with pictures, that clearly explains any findings, including recommendations for repairs if needed.


Why It Matters

Avoid Unexpected Repairs
Sewer line repairs can cost thousands of dollars. A quick inspection now can prevent big problems later.

Protect Your Investment
Older homes, homes with large trees, or homes that have sat vacant may be at higher risk of sewer issues.

Buyers & Sellers Benefit

  • Buyers: Know exactly what you’re getting before you close.

  • Sellers: Address issues before listing or disclose them upfront to build trust.

Fast, Non-Invasive, and Affordable
No digging required. Our sewer scope inspections are fast, clean, and typically completed in under an hour.


Why Choose Vernon Home Inspections?

  • Local, experienced inspectors

  • HD camera technology and detailed reporting

  • Same-day video delivery in most cases

  • Clear communication and fair, upfront pricing

  • Trusted by home buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals across Northwest Ohio


Schedule Your Sewer Scope Inspection Today

Don’t wait for a sewer backup to find out there’s a problem. Call us at 567-341-0165 or schedule your inspection today. It’s one of the most important inspections you can do—especially when buying a home.