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Schedule A Sewer Line Inspection With Nordic Inspections
Nordic Inspection now offers sewer line inspection services to property owners throughout the Fargo, Grand Forks, Detroit Lakes and Wahpeton, North Dakota areas. Having a sewer camera inspection done at your business by a professional can point out critical and even potential future problems with drainage and toilet waste.
Knowing there may be problems with the septic system or sewage line can be a “make or break” factor in the home buying process; after all, this can affect the water you and your family are going to use daily by draining into the water table and ending up in well water.
Real Sewer Line Inspection Videos Performed
What To Expect During A Commercial Sewer Line Inspection
We’ll check to make sure the condition of your lines pipe walls are in good shape and that the surrounding ground has not caused a shift or fully collapsed the pipe leading to a complete blockage and thus, leading to a surprise you or a household member, often stumble upon in your homes basement months after purchasing your new home. Who needs that headache? Addressing the issue before a purchase can save you from being responsible for costly repairs, especially in winter. Nordic Inspections will recommend some ways to remedy the situation or issue so that you can make an educated decision on how to proceed.
Things We Find During A Sewer Line Inspection
Common observations made by the commercial inspectors at Nordic Inspections include (but are not limited to):
- Roots intrusions
- Foreign objects
- Flushable wipes
- Offsets
- Poor drainage
- Blockage
- Improper repairs
- Poor installation
- Damaged Pipes
- Cracked pipes.
However, that is not all we look for. We’ll check to make sure the condition of your lines pipe walls are in good shape and that the surrounding ground has not caused a shift or fully collapsed the pipe leading to a complete blockage and thus, leading to a surprise your business will come across the hard way. Addressing the issue before a purchase can save you from being responsible for costly repairs, especially in winter.
