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Main sewer line inspection from city tap back to house. Found nothing of concern.

Mainline sewer inspection. Found a collapsed section of concrete pipe. The rest of line was good.

video going down roof vent for A and C

This video is of unit B and D out to the street.

The video is before we ran the drain machine with the root cutter.

This video starts out in the street and works back to the house. We have already ran the drain machine with the root remover.

Mainline sewer inspection. Went down rooftop 3 inch vent out to 95 feet until my camera wouldn’t go any further. Noticed a crack in the cast-iron vent at about 13'-9'', a possible crack on bottom of pipe at 22'-2'' and a crack a in a fitting at 24'-8''. Typical sludge buildup.

Main sewer line camera inspection from city tap back to house. Found problems. Typical buildup of no concern.

Main line sewer inspection. Went down two way clean out of building housing unit 171. Went 50 feet out and hit partial blockage. Recorded line while pulling camera back. Most of the line was under water.

Main sewer line inspection. Root invasion.

Main sewer line inspection from city tap back towards home. One small belly at home to city transition. Nothing of concern.

Main line sewer inspection. 6'' pvc main line. Went 100' out from building and found nothing of concern. Typical buildup.

video starts at 38 ft out from clean outs. This is technically city sewer pipe. There is a small root invasion at this joint. As the footage goes on it gets to the house abs to city clay transition and there is nothing of concern there at this time. The rest of the house abs back to the clean outs has nothing of concern.

Sewer inspection. Appears pipe is collapsing causing bottom of pipe to raise. Couldn't get camera to get past high spot.

Main sewer line inspection from city tap back to the house. Notice a small belly just after the city connection. Line has typical hard water scale and sludge, nothing of concern.

video starts at city tap and works back to the house. around 60 ft the belly starts and goes for 30ft plus or minus. when the camera comes out of the water you and see the grease build up. this footage is after i ran the auger so i could get the camera to go past the belly.

video starts at city to house transition. You can see build up on city pipe and at the transition you can see roots on the right side of pipe. Working back to the house there is nothing else of concern. Minimum/typical scale build up.

this video is from the end of the line clean out on the west side of the building. Starts at the city tap transition "white pipe". working back to clean out. No sign of root invasion,breaks or offsets. As you get towards the end of the video and closer to clean out. You notice more debris. This was from the clean out as explain in person. I ran hose to was everything down.

south west toilet clean out. Minimum scale build up nothing of concern seen.

video starts in the city pipe. Area was located and is under asphalt. Working back to the house you see multiple joints that have root intrusion. At the abs to city transition, " black pipe to red pipe" there looks to be a offset.

this appears to be a test cap or a dirt cap which could only be in there from original construction.

video starts at city main line. There is a large root in the very beginning and roots at multiple joints before the house and city tap transition.

footage is from ground level clean out out bound to city tap. typical scale build up to city tap no concerns there. At transition joint there appears to be a root invasion. If so this will most likely cause issue in the future.

video footage is from ground level clean outs going inbound towards house. Typical scale build up and a small low spot. Nothing of concern.

video starts at city connection working towards the house. The pipe is clay and looks to be in decent condition. It transitions to abs before the outside clean outs and then back to clay then back to cast iron. At this point noticed a small offset joints but are not causing problem at this time.