Camera Inspections & Pipe Locating Services
Fast. Honest. Dependable.
When you’re dealing with slow drains, recurring clogs, or unexplained leaks, seeing inside your pipes is the only way to find the real problem.
At Deep Dive Plumbing + Drain, our licensed plumbers use high-definition sewer and drain cameras to inspect underground lines and pinpoint damage without unnecessary digging. We locate, diagnose, and document every issue — saving you time, cost, and stress.
Accurate, Non-Invasive Plumbing Diagnostics
Unlike guesswork or temporary fixes, camera inspections reveal exactly what's happening inside your plumbing system.
We combine HD imaging with precision sonde locating technology to identify:
- Breaks, cracks, or misaligned joints
- Tree root intrusion and scale buildup
- Grease and sludge blockages
- Collapsed or bellied pipe sections
- Leaks and hidden obstructions in sewer laterals
Our team delivers same-day digital results, so you'll know the issue before we recommend any repair.
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"We don't just clear clogs — we show homeowners what's really happening inside their pipes so they can make informed decisions."
— Richard & Felicia Flournoy, Founders
Why Choose Deep Dive Plumbing + Drain
HD Color Camera Systems
with 360° head rotation
Accurate Locating Equipment
to trace line depth and direction
Licensed Georgia Plumbers
trained in diagnostics and pipe mapping
No-Dig Verification:
Identify issues without unnecessary excavation
Same-Day Results
with digital inspection footage
Transparent Recommendations:
We show you the footage — no guesswork
How Camera Inspections Work
- Access & Setup: A small, waterproof camera is inserted into the drain or cleanout.
- Real-Time Video Feed: Live footage reveals buildup, cracks, or blockages.
- Precise Locating: Our locator tool identifies the exact position and depth of the issue.
- Documentation: You receive video footage and a summary of findings.
- Recommendation: We present clear repair or maintenance options — no pressure, just facts.
When to Schedule a Camera Inspection
- Repeated drain or sewer backups
- Unexplained plumbing odors
- Newly purchased or remodeled homes
- High water bills without visible leaks
- Before major landscaping or excavation work
- To verify contractor or insurance repair claims
Pro Tip: In Northwest Georgia's red-clay soil, sewer lines can shift or belly over time — regular camera inspections prevent hidden damage from becoming expensive emergencies.
Benefits of Professional Pipe Locating
Accurate locating prevents costly mistakes when digging, remodeling, or rerouting plumbing systems.
Advantages of Professional Locating
- Prevents accidental line damage during excavation
- Maps existing infrastructure for additions or remodels
- Confirms pipe depth and slope for drainage design
- Saves time by avoiding unnecessary digging
We provide locating for:
- Sewer laterals
- Water service lines
- Utility trenches
- Home additions or pool projects
Ollie’s Club: Preventive Inspection Program
Members of Ollie's Club receive scheduled camera inspections and preventive maintenance to keep their plumbing systems healthy year-round.
Member Benefits
- Annual camera inspection of main sewer line
- Priority scheduling for service and repairs
- Discounts on jetting, repairs, and replacements
- Extended warranty eligibility on future work
Our preventive inspections help Georgia homeowners catch small issues before they turn into major plumbing emergencies.
Georgia’s Underground Plumbing Challenges
- Red-clay soil movement causing line misalignment
- Hard water and mineral scaling
- Tree root intrusion from native oak and maple species
- Aging clay and cast-iron laterals under older properties
- Heavy seasonal rain leading to infiltration or flooding
We use high-resolution push cameras and locator beacons designed for Georgia's soil and terrain conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q What types of plumbing systems can you inspect?
We can inspect residential and light commercial sewer, drain, and water lines up to 200 feet in length.
Q How long does a camera inspection take?
Most inspections take 30-90 minutes, including setup, footage review, and reporting.
Q Will I get a copy of the video?
Yes — we provide recorded footage and a written report of findings.
Q Do you charge extra for locating?
No — locating is included with every camera inspection for precision diagnostics.
Q Can you find leaks under slabs or driveways?
Absolutely. Our detection tools pinpoint leaks beneath concrete with minimal disruption.
Q Is this service useful for home buyers?
Yes — pre-purchase inspections can reveal hidden sewer or drain issues before closing.
Q How often should I schedule a camera inspection?
We recommend once every 1-2 years for older homes or those with recurring drain issues.
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