Sewer and Drain Camera Inspection

What We Do

When a drain or sewer line repeatedly slows, clogs, or backs up, a camera inspection can provide information that guesswork cannot. Affordable Waste Services uses waterproof inspection cameras to view the inside of accessible piping and look for visible conditions such as blockages, cracks, root intrusion, offsets, or other damage. The findings can help narrow down the location and nature of a problem so the next service decision is better informed.


A camera inspection is useful for recurring drain trouble, suspected line damage, and situations where the location of a concern needs to be documented. It can also be paired with drain cleaning or sewer/hydro jetting. When heavy buildup blocks the view, cleaning may be required before the camera can provide a useful inspection. The camera shows accessible interior conditions but does not replace every type of septic-system or structural evaluation.


Affordable Waste Services has served Licking County and surrounding areas since 1989. Our team also handles septic and aeration tank pumping, tank locating, drain cleaning, jetting, smoke testing, and septic inspections for real-estate transactions.

When to Call

  • The same drain or sewer line clogs repeatedly.
  • Several fixtures are slow or backing up.
  • Root intrusion or a damaged pipe is suspected.
  • The location or cause of a line issue is unclear.
  • You want visual information before deciding on line work.


Towns we serve:  Pataskala, Johnstown, Granville, Alexandria, Utica, Newark, Heath, Hebron, Thornville, Baltimore, St. Louisville, and nearby communities

Frequently Asked Questions

What can a sewer camera find?

  • It can reveal visible clogs, roots, cracks, offsets, buildup, and other conditions inside sections of pipe the camera can access.

Will the camera clear the blockage?

  • No. The camera is diagnostic equipment. Drain cleaning or hydro jetting may be recommended to clear a suitable blockage.

Can every part of a septic system be inspected by camera?

  • No. Access, pipe condition, turns, standing water, and heavy obstructions can limit the camera’s view.


Get a Clearer Look Inside the Line

Call to schedule a camera inspection for a recurring or unexplained drain or sewer-line concern.