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Full Inspection Video
Your complete sewer-scope recording is uploaded privately as an unlisted video and embedded directly into the report.
Central Florida Sewer Scope Inspections
See What a Standard Home Inspection Can’t.
The main sewer line is buried, enclosed, and largely invisible during a standard inspection. A professional sewer scope gives you a recorded look inside accessible portions of the line—before a hidden concern becomes your responsibility.
Limited-time offer: $50 off through October 31, 2026
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The underground blind spot
A Valuable Line That Most Buyers Never See
A home can look well maintained while its buried sewer lateral contains a restriction, damaged section, root intrusion, displaced joint, or low area holding water.
The sewer line extends from the home toward the municipal connection or septic tank. Because it is underground, its interior condition cannot be meaningfully evaluated during a normal visual inspection. A camera inspection adds information that can help you decide what to do next.
What your service includes
Clear Evidence—Delivered in a Report You Can Understand
The video is the primary deliverable. If a visible concern is found, BAA documents it in plain language and includes a screen capture whenever possible.
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Written Findings
Notable observations are explained clearly, with defect screenshots included whenever the camera view permits.
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Practical Next Steps
When warranted, the report recommends cleaning, repair, or further evaluation by a qualified licensed plumber.
Watch a real inspection
See the Line for Yourself
Watch actual sewer-scope footage showing a visible pipe offset—the kind of underground condition a standard home inspection cannot reveal.
- Review the accessible main line from the home toward the city connection or septic tank.
- See the conditions the camera documented—not just a written summary.
- Share the video with your agent or licensed plumber when further evaluation is recommended.
Actual BAA Inspections sewer-scope footage. Client reports include the complete unlisted inspection video, written findings, and defect screenshots when possible. Every property and camera run is different.
What the camera may reveal
Visible Conditions Worth Knowing About
The goal is not to alarm you. It is to objectively document conditions that are visible inside accessible portions of the line on the day of inspection.
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Roots & Obstructions
Root intrusion, debris, foreign objects, heavy buildup, or restrictions that may interfere with drainage.
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Damage & Deterioration
Visible cracks, breaks, corrosion, deterioration, or other damage within the accessible piping.
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Offsets & Joint Separation
Displaced sections, separated joints, or alignment concerns that may affect the line.
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Standing Water
Visible retained water or apparent low areas that may limit the view and warrant further evaluation.
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Pipe Material
Identification of visible pipe materials and observable conditions when the camera view allows.
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Incomplete Travel
If the camera cannot complete the run, the report documents the approximate distance, reason, and unviewed portion.
Flexible service options
Add It to an Inspection—or Schedule It Separately
SAVE $50
Best value
Add-On Sewer Scope
Add a sewer scope to a full home inspection, new-construction inspection, eleven-month warranty inspection, or other qualifying service.
SAVE $50
Standalone service
Residential Sewer Scope
Schedule the sewer scope by itself for an existing home, post-repair check, property maintenance need, or other residential purpose.
September–October offer applies to sewer-scope services performed September 1 through October 31, 2026. Base pricing covers one main sewer lateral through one access point. Suitable access is required. Additional laterals are $149 each. Commercial properties are quoted individually, starting at $299. Offer cannot be combined with other promotions.
Why clients choose BAA
“The pictures and videos from the inspection made it very easy to understand all of the findings.”— Verified BAA Inspections client
Simple from booking to report
How Your Sewer Scope Works
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Schedule the Service
Choose a sewer-scope add-on or standalone appointment. The owner must authorize the inspection and suitable access must be available.
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BAA Inspects the Line
The camera is advanced from a usable cleanout or, when safe and appropriate, an accessible main plumbing vent toward the city connection or septic tank.
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Review Your Evidence
Receive the unlisted video embedded in the report, written observations, screenshots when possible, and clear recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
What Clients Want to Know
Does a standard home inspection include a sewer scope?
No. The buried main sewer lateral cannot be evaluated internally during a standard visual inspection. A sewer scope is a separate camera inspection.
Can every sewer line be fully inspected?
No. Access, bends, fittings, pipe configuration, standing water, debris, buildup, damage, obstructions, and excessive distance can limit camera travel or visibility. Any unviewed portion remains undetermined.
How will BAA access the line?
BAA normally uses a suitable accessible cleanout. When necessary, safe, and appropriate, access may be attempted through an accessible main plumbing vent. BAA does not remove toilets or perform destructive access.
What if there is no usable access point?
The line will be reported as inaccessible and evaluation by a licensed plumber will be recommended. A disclosed access-attempt fee applies: $75 when bundled with another inspection or $149 for a standalone appointment.
Does the inspection include more than one sewer lateral?
The base price covers one main lateral through one access point. Each additional lateral requiring a separate camera run is $149. Detached buildings, duplexes, multiple septic connections, and complex commercial systems may require custom pricing.
Is a sewer scope a plumbing inspection or guarantee?
No. It is a visual, non-invasive camera inspection of accessible portions of the main sewer line. It is not a code inspection, pressure test, leak test, guarantee of future performance, or determination of remaining service life.
Do you inspect homes connected to septic systems?
Yes, when suitable access and system information are available. The scope follows the accessible main line toward the septic tank; it is not a septic-system inspection or pump-out.
Do you offer commercial sewer scopes?
Yes. Commercial sewer-scope inspections start at $299 and are quoted based on the property, access, line configuration, and number of laterals.
Know more before you decide
Don’t Leave the Main Sewer Line to Guesswork.
Add a sewer scope to your property inspection or schedule it as a standalone service. BAA Inspections provides the video evidence and clear reporting you need to make a better-informed decision.