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Sewer Scope Inspection in Colorado Springs, CO
A sewer scope inspection uses a small cameras to check your sewer
line for problems that a standard inspection can’t catch.
See what’s really beneath your Colorado Springs home
Root intrusion, corrosion, and blockages can quietly damage your sewer line. A sewer scope uncovers these issues before you close.
Tree roots
Pipe corrosion
Sewer blockage
What’s covered with a sewer scope inspection
Few parts of a home matter more than the sewer line, and few get less attention. Here’s everything Top Choice inspectors check before you close.
Sewer line visualization
Specialized cameras examine the entire sewer line
Pipe materials and condition
Material type, age, and overall structural condition
Root intrusion
Checking if tree roots have entered the line
Obstructions
Debris, clogs, and other blockages.
El Paso County is hard on sewer lines
Colorado Springs sits on clay soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. The constant expansion strains sewer pipes. A sewer scope inspection lets you see the condition of your pipes before cracks and corrosion become your problem.
Get a closer look before you buy
Add any of these services to your inspection for complete coverage.
Radon Testing
Radon is easy to miss without the right test. Add a radon test to your sewer scope inspection so nothing beneath your home goes unchecked.
Mold Testing
A sewer leak can quietly create the conditions mold growth. Pair mold testing with your sewer scope to check for both causes in one visit.
Sewer scope inspections across Colorado Springs
No matter where you buy, we’ve probably already scoped a line down the street.
Black Forest
Larkspur
Cañon City
Lone Tree
Castle Pines
Manitou Springs
Castle Rock
Monument
Colorado Springs
Palmer Lake
Cripple Creak
Perry Park
Falcon
Peyton
Florence
Pueblo
Fountain
Woodland Park
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a sewer scope inspection?
A sewer scope inspection uses a small camera on a flexible cable to examine the inside of a home’s sewer line. Top Choice inspectors check for cracks, blockages, root intrusion, and other damage that’s not visible from above ground.
Is a sewer scope inspection necessary for a newer home?
Yes. New PVC lines can still crack, shift, or develop issues from Colorado Springs’ clay soil and freeze-thaw cycles.
Does Colorado Springs' clay soil damage sewer lines?
Yes. El Paso County’s expansive clay soil swells and shrinks with moisture. That puts constant pressure on buried pipes, making sewer line damage more common here than in other markets.
How much does a sewer scope inspection cost?
Sewer scope inspection costs vary based on the size and complexity of the home’s plumbing. Contact Top Choice for a personalized quote alongside your standard inspection.
How long does a sewer scope inspection take?
A sewer scope inspection typically adds 30 minutes to 1 hour to your standard home inspection.
What happens if a sewer scope inspection finds damage?
If damage is found, our inspectors document what and where they found it in your report. You and your agent can negotiate repairs with the seller before closing.