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A sewer camera inspection helps identify what is happening inside the pipe before repair decisions are made. CCTV inspection can reveal root intrusion, cracks/fractures, corrosion, blockages, poor grade, buildup collapsed sections and other defects. Each inspection will provide you with a written analysis of your specific situation.

Camera Inspection & Sewer Assessment

Common reasons for inspection:

  • Recurring sewer backups

  • Suspected root intrusion

  • Slow drainage

  • Older sewer infrastructure

  • Pre-purchase assessments

  • Locating of damaged sections


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Sewer Cleaning & Root Removal

Sewer cleaning removes roots, grease, debris, buildup, and other obstructions that restrict flow or prevent a full inspection. Cleaning can restore drainage, improve inspection visibility and prepare the pipe for repair or rehabilitation.

Cleaning may be needed for:

  • Preparation for secondary inspection (low visibility)

  • Preventative maintenance

  • Preparation for rehabilitation

  • Root intrusions

  • Grease or debris buildup

  • Blocked or slow-flowing lines


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Structural polyurea sewer rehabilitation is a trenchless method used to restore suitable sewer pipe from the inside, instead of excavating the entire line, the pipe is cleaned, prepared and sprayed to create a durable renewed surface.

This can be a practical option for damaged or deteriorated sewer lines where excavation would be costly, disruptive, or difficult. Suitability depends on pipe condition, access, pipe size, and preparation requirements.

Structural Polyurea Sewer Rehabilitation

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Not every pipe is a candidate for trenchless rehabilitation. A camera inspection is required to confirm suitability based on the specific pipe conditions.


Sewer manhole access points with a large fracture.
Manhole access point with older style "Horse shoe" ladder rungs.

Manhole Rehabilitation

Manholes access points can deteriorate from corrosion, infiltration age, ground water and harsh service conditions. Rehabilitation helps protect these structures, reduce leakage, and extend service life without full replacement.

TrueLine can review manhole rehabilitation work including condition assessments, surface preparation, grouting requirements, coating requirements and site constraints.

Common structure issues:

  • Infiltration

  • Concrete deterioration

  • Corrosion

  • Leaking joints

  • Surface Wear

  • Industrial service conditions

Our Process

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Inspect

We review the pipe or structure to understand the condition, access and cause of the issue.

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Explain

We explain the findings clearly and outline a practical, cost effective solution.

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Provide detailed quotation

We provide a detailed quote based on the discussed scope of work and pipe condition along with the video.

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Complete the Work

We complete the approved cleaning, repair of full rehabilitation.

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Review

We send you a post video and and review the work with you.