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WHY SEWER INSPECTION IN ALLENDALE NJ IS A MUST
Many homeowners in Allendale are unaware of the risks hidden beneath their property. A failing sewer line can result in:
  • Raw sewage backups into your home
  • Costly emergency repairs ($5,000–$20,000+)
  • Property damage and mold
  • Failed real estate transactions
  • Slow drains and constant blockages
Older homes in Allendale — especially those built before 1980 — often have cast iron, clay, or Orangeburg pipes that are now at risk for collapse or severe deterioration. Even newer homes can have issues due to poor installation or root growth from surrounding landscaping.
That’s why a video sewer inspection is not only a wise preventative step — it’s essential.

OUR SEWER INSPECTION SERVICES
IN ALLENDALE NJ

At NJ Sewer Inspector, we focus 100% on inspections. No plumbing repairs. No drain clearing.
​Just honest, expert sewer line diagnostics using advanced camera systems.

Sewer Camera Inspection Allendale NJ

Our most requested service. We insert a flexible, high-resolution camera into your sewer line and examine every inch for damage, blockage, or defects. You’ll see the footage live — and receive a digital copy for your records.
Best for:
✅ Homeowners with backups or drainage issues
✅ Buyers doing due diligence before purchase
✅ Real estate transactions
✅ Preventative maintenance

Sewer Scope Inspection in Allendale

A full sewer scope provides a comprehensive view from your home to the municipal main. We locate any cracks, shifts, root intrusion, or low spots (“bellies”) that can collect waste and lead to clogs or collapse.
Includes:
✅ HD video feed
✅ Depth measurements
✅ Timestamped footage
✅ Report summary with recommendations

Sewer Line Inspection Allendale NJ

We inspect the full sewer lateral — from the foundation to the street or septic. This service is ideal for confirming sewer integrity before renovations, property sales, or when unexplained issues arise.

Drain Line Camera Inspection

Not sure if the issue is in the main line or a drain branch? We offer detailed drain inspections using smaller cameras to navigate tight turns and evaluate branch lines.

Home Sewer Inspection for Buyers in Allendale​

Are you buying a home in Allendale? Don’t skip the sewer inspection before home purchase. Most sewer issues are not visible during a traditional home inspection and can cost thousands after closing.
We work with real estate agents, buyers, and attorneys to deliver fast, report-ready inspections that provide clarity and leverage.

What Our Inspections Detect

✔ Tree root intrusion
✔ Cracked or deteriorated pipes
✔ Offset or collapsed sections
✔ Grease and sludge buildup
✔ Poor pitch and pooling
✔ Foreign objects or blockages
✔ Improper plumbing connections
✔ Signs of aging materials (cast iron, clay, Orangeburg)

Frequently Asked Questions About Sewer Inspections in New Jersey

What Is a Sewer Scope Inspection and Why Is It Important in New Jersey?
​A sewer scope inspection involves inserting a high-definition waterproof camera into your sewer line to detect problems like cracks, clogs, broken pipes, or sludge buildup. In New Jersey, where many homes are decades old, this service is critical to prevent unexpected plumbing disasters.
Should I Get a Sewer Inspection Before Buying a House in New Jersey?
​Absolutely. A pre-purchase sewer inspection can save you thousands in potential repairs. Many homebuyers overlook sewer lines during the inspection process, only to find costly damage later. At NJ Sewer Inspector, we work with buyers and real estate agents to deliver peace of mind.
Why Is a Sewer Scope Inspection Crucial for Homebuyers in NJ?
​Older homes, tree-lined properties, and even newer builds can have sewer issues. A sewer scope inspection for homebuyers in NJ ensures you're not inheriting a problem that’s buried underground. It's a small upfront cost that could save you from major headaches after closing.
Do I Need a Sewer Line Inspection If My Home Is Connected to a Public Sewer System?
Yes — even if your home uses public sewer, the lateral sewer line (which connects your home to the city system) is your responsibility. Issues like tree root intrusion, pipe corrosion, or blockages can lead to expensive repairs if not caught early. That’s why a professional sewer line inspection in NJ is a smart investment.
How Long Does a Sewer Camera Inspection Take and What Happens During the Process?
Most sewer camera inspections in New Jersey take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on access points and line length. We insert a flexible camera into the main sewer line, record HD footage, and provide a detailed report. You'll know exactly what's happening inside your pipes before making any decisions.
Is a Sewer Scope Inspection Really Worth It in New Jersey?
​Yes — considering that major sewer repairs can range from $5,000 to $15,000, a sewer inspection that costs a few hundred dollars is a wise investment. Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining your property, our video sewer inspection service in NJ gives you peace of mind and real answers.
What Problems Can a Sewer Inspection Detect?
Our sewer camera inspections reveal hidden issues like collapsed pipes, grease buildup, foreign object blockages, corroded lines, and misaligned joints. These are often invisible to standard plumbing inspections but can wreak havoc if left unchecked.
How Soon Can I Get a Sewer Inspection Scheduled in New Jersey?
With NJ Sewer Inspector, we offer same-day or next-day appointments across New Jersey. Just call us at 973-601-5954 or schedule online — we’ll get your inspection done quickly and professionally.

How Our Sewer Video Line Inspection Process Works

At NJ Sewer Inspector, our sewer video line inspection process is designed to be precise, non-invasive, and incredibly informative. Whether you’re buying a home, investigating recurring sewer backups, or simply want peace of mind, our process provides a clear picture of your sewer system’s condition — without tearing up your property.
Here’s how our expert technicians perform a full sewer camera inspection in New Jersey from start to finish:
✅ Step 1: Locate Access Point
We identify the best entry (usually a cleanout) and prep your system for inspection.
✅ Step 2: Insert Sewer Camera
A flexible HD camera is inserted into your sewer line to explore pipe conditions in real time.
✅ Step 3: Live Video Monitoring
We watch the footage on-site to spot cracks, roots, clogs, corrosion, or pipe collapse.
✅ Step 4: Mark Problem Areas
If issues are found, we mark the exact location and depth so your plumber knows where to dig.
✅ Step 5: Deliver Your Report
You get a digital report with video footage, photos, and repair recommendations — fast, clear, and unbiased.

What Our Clients Say

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“We had NJ Sewer Inspector check the line before buying our Allendale home. They found a major offset joint that the seller paid to fix. Quick, honest, and highly professional.”
— Erika L., Allendale NJ
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“Our drains were backing up and plumbers couldn’t find the cause. NJ Sewer Inspector’s camera found tree roots deep in the pipe. They saved us thousands!”
— Carlos R., Ramsey NJ
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“As a realtor, I always recommend this team. Their sewer scope reports are clear and perfect for home inspections. They inspected a house and caught a pipe crack.”
— Debbie T., Saddle River NJ

📍 Local Expertise in Bergen County & Allendale, NJ

Our team knows the common pipe materials and layouts used in Allendale homes and commercial properties. We understand the soil conditions, tree coverage, and local plumbing regulations in Bergen County — giving you the advantage of local experience.
We’ve completed inspections for:
✅ Historic homes near Franklin Turnpike
✅ Luxury homes near Orchard Park
✅ Newer subdivisions off W. Crescent Avenue
✅ Real estate transactions across Allendale and Saddle River