CCTV drain surveys use small, high-tech cameras to inspect the inside of your drainage pipes and identify any issues without the need for digging or other destructive methods. Here’s how the process works:
Initial Assessment
Before starting the CCTV survey, our engineers carry out an initial assessment of the drain to understand the layout and the best entry points. This helps make sure the camera can be fed through the drainage system smoothly.
Insertion of the CCTV Camera
A flexible, waterproof camera is inserted into the drain. The camera is connected to a long, flexible cable that allows it to move through bends and corners. It provides a live feed to our engineer, so they can see exactly what is happening inside your drainage system.
Real-Time Inspection
As the camera travels through the pipes, it records quality video footage. This allows our engineers to identify issues like blockages, cracks, root intrusions, or collapsed sections in real-time. The live feed also makes it possible to find the exact location of the problem, reducing the need for trial and error during repairs.
Recording & Analysis
The footage is recorded for later analysis. Once the inspection is complete, our engineers review the footage in detail to identify all potential problems and make an informed diagnosis.
Detailed Report
After analysing the footage, we provide a detailed report that outlines any issues found during the inspection. This report includes clear visual evidence, an explanation of the problem, and recommendations for repair or maintenance. This level of detail ensures you understand the exact condition of your drainage system.
CCTV drain surveys are fast, efficient, and provide a full picture of what’s going on inside your drains, making it much easier to decide the best course of action. They eliminate guesswork and allow for precise, informed decision-making surrounding your drainage needs.