Sewer Camera Inspection Services in Utah
Drains backing up a month after the last cleaning? A house under contract with decades of unknown pipe buried under the yard? A sewer camera inspection service puts an HD camera inside the line. You see the real condition of the pipe, usually in one visit, with minimal to no digging. Restore Pipe Systems is a licensed, insured, family-owned trenchless contractor. The inspection gets recorded, and you keep a copy.
- Recorded inspection, and you keep the copy
- Answers before anyone touches your yard
- Free second opinion before you commit
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What Is a Sewer Camera Inspection?
A sewer camera inspection sends a waterproof camera down your sewer line on a flexible rod. Live video runs to a monitor at the surface. It shows roots, cracks, separations, scale buildup, and collapsed sections in place. The camera head also reads the depth and location of the pipe, so any repair that follows starts in the right spot.
This matters most in older Utah homes. If the house went up before the mid-1970s, the original sanitary lines have had decades to corrode and crack. Cast iron, clay, Orangeburg, and PVC each fail in their own way. Footage tells you which one you have. Inspections run across northern and central Utah, southern Idaho, and Southwest Wyoming.
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How a Sewer Camera Inspection Works
There are four steps, start to finish, usually inside a single visit. Here is what happens once a technician arrives.
01
Access
Most sewer systems have a drain cleanout. If the property does not have one, the technician works out another route into the pipeline.
02
Insert
A waterproof camera goes in on a flexible rod. The self-leveling head keeps the bottom of the pipe at the bottom of your screen.
03
Record
Live color footage runs to the monitor while you watch. Recording the inspection and handing over a copy is standard procedure, not an extra request.
04
Diagnose
The energized head pinpoints depth and location, so the findings name an exact spot. Some faults show up on sight. Others take a closer look.
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OUR EQUIPMENT
Two Cameras, Two Different Jobs
Push camera systems reach up to 325 feet, run pipes from 1 inch up to 8 inches, and feed a 10- to 12-inch color screen. Both heads are self-leveling, so the bottom of the pipe always sits at the bottom of the screen.
Push Camera
BEST FOR
Smaller lines and long runs
MOVEMENT
Flexible enough for 1 inch pipe and 90 degree bends
WHAT YOU SEE
Forward view down the line, self-leveling
MEASUREMENT
Laser reading of inside diameter when needed
Pan and Tilt Camera
BEST FOR
Sewer mains and the connections coming into them
MOVEMENT
Turns side to side and rotates a full 360 degrees
Driveway & Concrete
Aims at side connections and problem areas directly
MEASUREMENT
Laser measurement of pipe diameter
Satisfied Customer Reviews
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Isabella PerezTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Scott and his team were so quick and easy to work with. Great team that genuinely wants to help with your piping problems. Very transparent to work with. Thank you Scott!Posted on Google![]()
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Absolutely love these guys! My sewer line backed up and I needed a second opinion on how to fix it. They were extremely professional and I never felt like I was being pressured into something I wasn't totally comfortable with. Jerold and Scott answered all of my questions and they really let their work speak for them. Missy was also fabulous! Would absolutely recommend them to anyone!Posted on Google![]()
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Excellent service very professional definitely will use them again, Affordable pricingPosted on Google![]()
Nancy LedfordTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Super helpful with major clogged line. Work was completed quickly and efficiently, and cost was much less than competitor. Highly recommend this company and will definitely use for any future needs.Posted on Google![]()
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Scott is awesome to work with! He’s super quick, reliable, and always gets the job done right. He’s done great work across our properties and has been really consistent every time. Definitely recommend him if you’re looking for someone dependable!Posted on Google![]()
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Why are your drivers (company trucks) running STOP signs in residential neighborhoods with children present? This happened at 4:55 PM Saturday March 28th 2026 in Mendon, Utah. Driver was in a white shirt and tie headed to the church of Jesus Christ latter-day Saints If I see your company trucks running the stop sign in my neighborhood again I’m turning that license plate into the police ! NOT HAPPYPosted on Google![]()
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Scott is the man!! We had been dealing with low water pressure for a month. After talking to the city twice and a visit from a plumber. We were referred to excavation companies to dig up our front yard. After finding out the cost of excavation, I decided to call Restore Pipe Systems. Scott showed up the same day and took a look at our valves, and water tank. He got those broken items replaced in no time and contacted the city for me. He stayed and told them what he had found. It was not a pipe in my yard after all, but we had low flow from the city. I felt so relieved of stress, less money out of my pocket, the job was done and we're back to full pressure showers again! Thank you Scott! Restore Pipe Systems will be my go to from here on out.Posted on Google![]()
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Scott has helped me multiple times at 2 different houses with tree roots growing in my pipes at one. Very quick to help & knowledgeable. Highly recommend.Posted on Google![]()
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Gerold was incredibly! He was so knowledgeable, walked me through everything all my questions, Down to earth, trustworthy gentleman, and company! Would recommend 100/10Posted on Google![]()
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A diamond pendant that belonged to my mom fell off the chain and into my sink; it was a family heirloom. My granddaughter has worn it for special occasions, proms, graduation photos, etc. We were heartbroken and sick!! Restore Pipe Systems was referred to me by a friend, thank goodness! Scott came out; he located it in 10 mins at no charge! What a fantastic company, so kind and compassionate!! Thanks again, Scott!
WHEN TO SCOPE THE LINE
Signs You Need a Sewer Camera Inspection
Most sewer problems give you weeks of warning. Early signs look like small annoyances, so they get plunged, snaked, or ignored, right up until the day the line stops draining. Watch for these:
- Several drains running slow at the same time, not just one fixture
- Gurgling toilets, or a sewer odor inside the house
- Sewage backing up in tubs, sinks, or showers
- A patch of bright green grass tracking the sewer line
- Repeat clogs that return soon after clearing
- Soil that has shifted or settled along the run of the pipe
A camera settles it in one visit. Sometimes the answer is drain cleaning and nothing more. Sometimes the pipe is sound enough to rebuild from the inside with CIPP lining, and sometimes it has gone too far for that. Either way, you watch the footage first and get a free second opinion.
WHO IT IS FOR
Who Books an Inspection, and Why
Three groups call most often. Each one is usually solving a different problem.
Homeowners With Repeat Problems
The line has been snaked twice, and it keeps backing up. A professional sewer camera inspection finds the reason instead of clearing the symptom again. Roots, a bellied section, and heavy scale all look the same from the drain.
Buyers and Investors
The sewer line is one of the harder parts of a property to put right, and a walkthrough will never show it. Scoping the line before closing shows what the seller may not know about.
Property Managers
Tenant complaints stack up fast, and guesswork means repeat visits. Footage of the main line shows which section is failing, so the repair gets scoped once.
REAL CUSTOMER STORIES
Why Utah Property Owners Trust the Camera First
When a drain keeps backing up, most people expect a guess, a quote, and a torn-up yard to follow. Customers here got something different: footage of the actual pipe, a copy to keep, and a free second opinion before anyone talked about repair. Here is what they said about the work.
Scott has helped me multiple times at 2 different houses with tree roots growing in my pipes at one. Very quick to help & knowledgeable. Highly recommend.
Andie Blossom
Super helpful with major clogged line. Work was completed quickly and efficiently, and cost was much less than competitor. Highly recommend this company and will definitely use for any future needs.
Nancy Ledford
We had a few companies come out and give us a bid on lining some of our sewer line & restore piping were the most professional, kind & fair with pricing! They did a great job & the guys who did the service were top tier! Highly recommend them as a company.
Emma Dutson
Service Areas
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Riverside
Box Elder County
Sewer camera inspection, sewer repair, and drain cleaning in Riverside with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Hyrum
Cache County
Drain cleaning and sewer services in Hyrum with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Bountiful
Davis County
Pipe bursting, trenchless sewer repair, and drain cleaning in Bountiful with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Kaysville
Davis County
Plumbing and sewer services in Kaysville with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Farmington
Davis County
Sewer line repair, drain cleaning, and plumbing services in Farmington with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Layton
Davis County
Trenchless sewer repair, pipe bursting, and drain cleaning in Layton with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Clearfield
Davis County
Plumbing and sewer services in Clearfield with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Roy
Weber County
Pipe bursting, sewer repair, and sewer camera inspection in Roy with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Ogden
Weber County
Pipe bursting, trenchless sewer repair, and sewer camera inspection in Ogden with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Southern Idaho
Multiple Counties
Sewer repair, drain cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration across Southern Idaho with no-dig solutions. Free second opinion available.
Southwest Wyoming
Multiple Counties
Sewer repair, drain cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration across Southwest Wyoming with no-dig solutions. Free second opinion available.
Common Questions
What Property Owners Ask Before Booking
What does a sewer camera inspection show?
It shows the inside of the pipe in real time. Root intrusion, cracks, separations at the joints, scale buildup, bellied sections, and blockages all appear on screen. The inspection also establishes pipe material, diameter, depth, and location, and utility locations can be GPS marked. The same equipment inspects drain lines, storm drains, and duct work.
Does a standard home inspection include the sewer line?
Usually not. A standard home inspection covers what an inspector can see and reach, and the sewer lateral runs underground from the house to the main. Scoping the line is a separate service, and buyers often book it alongside the general inspection.
How long does a sewer camera inspection take?
Most residential inspections finish well inside a day, and many wrap up in an hour or two once access is sorted. Longer runs, buildings with several stacks, and properties without a cleanout take more time.
Do I need a sewer scope before buying a home?
It is worth considering on any property that is not brand new, plastic pipe included. Sellers are not always aware of what is underground, so a disclosure can be honest and still be incomplete. Scoping the line first tells you what you are buying.
What happens if the camera finds a problem?
You see the footage and hear what is on it. Smaller faults often just need monitoring, and a yearly inspection keeps track of them. Where repair is warranted, options run from trenchless sewer repair to full replacement. A free second opinion comes before any of it.
How often should a sewer line be inspected?
For lines with known minor faults, a yearly inspection is a reasonable interval, since it catches movement early instead of after a backup. Older properties, homes with mature trees, and buildings with repeat clogs benefit from checking more often.
Ready to See What Is Inside Your Line?
A sewer camera inspection tells you the condition of your pipe before anyone breaks ground, with minimal to no digging and a recorded copy for your records. Contact Restore Pipe Systems or call 801-564-0089 for your free second opinion.
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