At ProDig, we understand that sewer and drain issues can often hide behind subtle signs, potentially leading to more significant problems if left unaddressed. If you've noticed any of the following symptoms, it's crucial to consider a comprehensive camera inspection from ProDig:

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1.     Slow Drains: Don't ignore the frustration of consistently slow drains. While it may seem like a minor inconvenience, persistent slow drains can be indicative of a blockage or buildup within your pipes. Our advanced camera inspections can precisely identify the location and nature of the obstruction, allowing for targeted and efficient resolution.

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2.    Suspected Tree Root Intrusion: If you have trees on your property, there's a risk of tree roots infiltrating your sewer lines, causing damage, and persistent blockages. Our high-resolution cameras can detect the presence of tree roots and assess the extent of the intrusion, enabling proactive measures to prevent further damage.

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3.     Frequent Clogs: Dealing with frequent clogs in your plumbing system? This could be a red flag for a more substantial underlying issue. Camera inspections provide a clear visual confirmation of the cause, whether it's debris buildup, grease accumulation, or even tree root intrusion.

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4.     Water Backups: Nothing is more inconvenient than unexpected backups in sinks, toilets, or showers. These backups are clear indicators of a problem within your sewer lines. Our camera inspections offer a real-time view of the blockage, allowing for a prompt and targeted solution.

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5.     Foul Odors: Unpleasant smells emanating from drains or in your yard can be more than a nuisance – they can signal underlying sewer line issues. Our camera inspections excel at pinpointing the source of the odor, whether it's a blockage or a more complex problem within the sewer system.

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By addressing these symptoms promptly with a camera inspection, you not only mitigate potential damages but also gain a comprehensive understanding of your sewer and drain system's condition. This information is invaluable for both homebuyers looking to make informed decisions and homeowners aiming to maintain the health and longevity of their property.

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