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CCTV sewer inspection — Drain and sewer service — Professionals
CCTV inspection leads require a clear purpose and reporting standard. Providers should distinguish basic diagnostic footage from an interpreted survey, document inspected lengths and avoid claiming coverage for sections the camera could not reach.
Service scope
Camera-based examination of accessible drainage pipes with recorded observations and identified inspection limits. The service supplies evidence about the surveyed pipe interior; it does not automatically prove the condition of inaccessible sections, ownership or every cause of flooding.
What is normally included
- Camera inspection of agreed pipe runs
- Recorded footage and observations
- Identification of surveyed and uninspected sections
What is not included
- A repair included without agreement
- Certifying an entire system from incomplete camera coverage
Qualification checks
- Define survey objective
- Confirm accessible runs
- Assess visibility and preparation
- Agree location referencing
- Specify report and evidence deliverables
Quote guidance
Separate survey mobilisation, pipe coverage, cleaning and reporting. State what happens when an obstruction prevents access and whether a return survey after clearance is included.
Lead risks
- Missing plans can make route identification harder
- Obstructed pipes may require another visit before useful footage is possible
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