CCTV Pipe Inspection Brisbane

Using the latest drain cameras, we offer top CCTV pipe inspection Brisbane services. Our state of the art equipment will help deliver detailed and accurate reports under the most difficult circumstances. We perform some of the most comprehensive CCTV pipe inspection services in Brisbane.

Here’s What’s Included With Our CCTV Pipe Inspection Service


You can rest assure that when you’re using the services of Drains ‘n’ Pipes Brisbane, your problems are being handled by professionals. Included with our CCTV pipe inspection service are:

  • CCTV pipe inspection
  • CCTV drain inspection
  • CCTV pipe inspection report
  • CCTV pipe inspection services

With many years of experience under our belt, you can be confident that we’re using the latest equipment and technology to handle all your stormwater and sewer issues. No other professionals in the industry handles pipe and drain inspection like we do. We make sure that you get comprehensive coverage over everything that is happening with your pipes and internal structure.

What Cameras We Use


We have a variety of cameras in our inventory that’ll help us accomplish certain tasks. Below is a list of some of the cameras we currently operate:

  • Drain camera Brisbane
  • CCTV drain camera
  • CCTV pipe inspection equipment
  • CCTV pipe inspection software

CCTV Drain Inspection Cost


One of the most common concerns that our clients bring up is CCTV drain inspection cost. Because each scenario is going to be different, the costs will vary as well. However, in our experience, a CCTV drain inspection will cost on average between $100 – $1,000. This will depend on the plumbing company that’s offering these inspections as well as the level of follow-up they include with the inspection.

With a more thorough inspection, you can expect to pay the higher end of that average cost range. We recommend our clients to conduct a thorough inspection to do a full assessment of the health of their pipes. Pipe and sewer issues can be incredibly bothersome and costly if issues are not repaired in a timely fashion.

Things To Consider When Choosing The Right Companies Or Contractor For Your CCTV Inspection:


From experience, our customers usually pick the contractor that’s the cheapest. If you’re looking for quality service at a reasonable price, it’s highly recommended that you do your research and ask the plumber any questions you may have.

Below is a list of items that we highly recommend you look out for when hiring the right company or contractor for your CCTV inspection:

What’s Included?


It’s highly recommended to check with your plumber on what’s included with the CCTV inspection. Many plumbers will run a video camera through your sewer pipes to evaluate the condition and type of pipes that you’re currently using. This will help identify issues such as leaking, rooting, corrosion, and more.

However, some plumbers may only offer images and stills of the video footage. It’s best to ask them ahead of time if you’ll be able to have copies of the video footage for future playback.

What Do They Recommend?


This is always a trick question that you should ask the plumber to test whether or not they care about their services offered to you. Plumbers that are out there just to make a profit are a dime in a dozen while the professionals in between that actually care about their customers are few too few.

In a standard home inspection, video sewer inspections are usually not included. This is usually ordered separately on a need-basis. However, many experts recommend performing video sewer inspections on homes that are built more than 25 years ago.

Homes built prior to 1984 were made with clay sewer pipes, which are inferior to today’s standards. They can easily be broken or crushed, so definitely ask your plumber what their thoughts are.

Additional Costs


It’s common that plumbing companies offer cheap sewer inspections only for them to charge high fees for mandatory repairs that are discovered during the inspection process.

Before contracting a plumber for the video inspection, be clear and knowledgeable about the fees they charge for standard repairs. A great solution for actual repairs is our pipe relining services.

Check For References


Before you pick a plumber, you should do your proper research. Ask them for a list of references that you can go to for assurance. Leveraging their previous customer-base will enable you to make informed decisions on whether or not this plumber will do quality work.

We also offer Hydro Jet Drain Cleaning services, so ask us if this may be suitable for your pipes.

5 FAQs About CCTV Pipe Inspections

Below is a list of our most commonly encountered questions about CCTV Pipe Inspections:

CCTV pipe inspections are very literal in their name: They are pipe inspections. With CCTV pipe inspections, a state-of-the-art robotic camera is driven down a pipe or sewer line to assess the condition of the pipes as well as the grade and type. This allows us to be aware of any additional problems that we were currently unaware of. It’s a good way to diagnose the health of a home’s pipes and whether or not additional work needs to be performed.

Pipe inspections vary depending on the nature of the job. Therefore, it’s a question that’s impossible to answer. Depending on the condition and length of the pipes we’re inspecting, it can take a short amount of time or longer. Pipes in terrible condition take up more time than pipes in good condition.

As stated previously, the exact cost of pipe inspections will vary depending on the job. On average, we have seen costs between $100 to $1,000. The best way to get an accurate answer is to have a plumber come in and give you a quote.

The answer to this is that it depends on the type of services you’re ordering. For a more thorough inspection and assessment, a copy of the footage is usually offered. However, to be sure, you should check with your plumber and ensure that this is included with the quote.

No, they will not. Sophisticated equipment is used to perform a thorough assessment of pipes and sewer lines with no harm or impact on the pipes themselves.