Competitively Priced and Professional, CCTV Drain Inspection and Survey

A CCTV drain survey involves the use of a small camera attached to a cable that is inserted into the drain. Here are the basic pieces of equipment that are typically used in a CCTV drain survey:

1. Camera: The camera is the most important piece of equipment used in a CCTV drain survey. It is a small, waterproof camera that is attached to a flexible cable. The camera captures high-quality images of the inside of the drain and sends them back to a monitor.
2. Cable: The cable is used to insert the camera into the drain. It is flexible and can be maneuvered through tight spaces and around corners.
3. Monitor: The monitor displays the images captured by the camera. This allows the technician to see exactly what is going on inside the drain and identify any issues that need to be addressed.
4. Lighting: The camera is equipped with powerful LED lighting to illuminate the inside of the drain. This ensures that the technician can see everything clearly, even in dark or hard-to-reach areas.
5. Recording equipment: In some cases, the CCTV drain survey may be recorded for future reference. This can be useful for identifying changes in the condition of the drain over time or for showing evidence of any issues that need to be addressed.

These are the basic pieces of equipment used in a CCTV drain survey. By using this equipment, our technicians can quickly and accurately diagnose any issues with the drain and recommend the best course of action to fix them.

The length of a CCTV drain inspection can vary depending on a number of factors, such as the size of the drain, the complexity of the problem, and the distance the camera needs to travel. However, in general, a CCTV drain inspection is likely to take between 1-2 hours.

During the inspection, one of our technicians will insert a camera attached to a cable into the drain and guide it through the pipes. The technician will monitor the camera's progress on a monitor and record any issues they observe. If a blockage or other problem is found, the technician may need to spend additional time identifying the location and severity of the issue.

Once the inspection is complete, the technician will provide a report outlining any issues found and recommendations for how to address them. Depending on the severity of the problem, the technician may be able to fix the issue on the spot or may need to schedule a separate appointment for repairs.

Overall, a CCTV drain inspection is a relatively quick and non-invasive way to identify and diagnose issues with a drain. By using this technology, Clear Drain NE can quickly pinpoint the location and severity of any problems, allowing for faster and more effective repairs.