Sewer Inspection, Drain, and Underground Plumbing Systems Precision Diagnostics
At Master Plumbing Services, we use advanced sewer inspection and line locating technology to diagnose hidden plumbing issues quickly and accurately — without unnecessary digging or guesswork.
Our state-of-the-art video inspection and tracing tools allow us to see inside your pipes, locate damaged sections, and map underground utility lines with precision. Whether you’re troubleshooting a blockage, planning an excavation, or preparing for a home sale, we can show you exactly what’s happening underground.
What We Can Do with a Sewer Camera
Our sewer inspection cameras give a clear, detailed view of your plumbing system — helping us diagnose issues that can’t be detected through standard plumbing methods.
VERIFY PIPE MATERIALS & CONNECTIONS
We identify your existing pipe types (PVC, cast iron, clay, copper, etc.) and check all connections to make sure they’re secure and up to code — critical information for renovations or property transfers.
FIND CRACKED, BROKEN, OR COLLAPSED PIPES
Video inspection reveals structural damage, broken joints, and collapsed sections before they turn into major leaks or backups.
IDENTIFY BLOCKAGES
We can see exactly where and what’s causing a clog — from grease buildup and roots to collapsed or offset piping. This helps us target the issue precisely and eliminate the problem efficiently.
Line Tracing & Pipe Location Services
When it comes to underground plumbing, knowing exactly where your lines run can save time, money, and headaches.
- Trace the full path of buried sewer and drain lines
- Pinpoint breaks, cracks, and separations without excavation
- Mark the depth and location of the issue for repair crews
- Map plumbing layouts for construction, remodeling, or property planning
Copper Line Tracing
We also specialize in copper water line tracing, helping homeowners, contractors, and excavators locate buried copper supply lines before digging or replacing water mains.
This service prevents accidental damage to underground utilities and provides valuable information for water line replacement, leak detection, and site planning.
Sewer Inspections for Home Sales in Macungie, PA
If you’re selling a home in Macungie or Lower Macungie Township, a sewer lateral inspection is required by the township before settlement.
Our certified plumbers perform official video sewer inspections that meet all township requirements. We provide:
Full HD video recording of the inspection
A written condition report for submission
Proper documentation for the Lower Macungie Sewer Lateral Inspection Program
For more details, visit the Township Sewer Lateral Program page
or read our related post: Mandatory Sewer Inspections for Macungie Home Sellers
Why Choose Master Plumbing Services for Your Sewer Inspection?
Licensed and insured plumbing professionals
Latest technology for camera inspection and underground locating
Accurate diagnostics — no guesswork, no unnecessary digging
Fast turnaround for video reports and compliance documentation
Local experience with Macungie & Lower Macungie Township regulations
We’re committed to providing clear answers, fair pricing, and professional results on every job.
We provide Professional plumbing Service in Reading, Allentown, and surrounding Areas
Including Shoemakersville, Leesport, Oley, Boyertown, Fleetwood, Kutztown, Topton, Breinigsville, Macungie, and beyond.
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Sewer Inspection Frequently Asked Questions:
A: A sewer camera inspection uses a specialized waterproof camera attached to a flexible cable to view the inside of your sewer or drain lines. It allows us to see blockages, roots, cracks, and other problems without digging up your yard. At Master Plumbing Services, we use high-definition video cameras to provide accurate, real-time diagnostics.
A: In Macungie and Lower Macungie Township, a sewer lateral inspection is required before you can sell or transfer your home. The township wants to ensure private sewer lines are free of leaks, root intrusion, or damage that could allow groundwater into the public sewer system. Beyond compliance, a sewer inspection can also identify hidden plumbing issues before they turn into costly repairs.
A: Yes. We use advanced line tracing and locating equipment to find the precise depth and position of the issue — whether it’s a blockage, break, or offset joint. This eliminates guesswork and helps us make pinpoint repairs, saving you time and money.
A: Copper line tracing allows us to locate buried copper water lines before digging or replacing plumbing. It’s especially useful during renovations, new construction, or water line repairs to prevent accidental damage to existing utilities.
