CCTV Drain Inspection Blackalls Park
A CCTV drain inspection in Blackalls Park sends a small camera down your sewer or stormwater line so the cause of a blockage is on screen before any repair is priced. We quote the camera run first, film before and after a clear, and you can book it with one call.
One team from film to fix. The plumber in Blackalls Park behind this page handles the clear and the repair as well, so the footage and the fix stay with one team.
Licensed plumbers and gas fitters · NSW Lic. 359278C
Last updated September 2026
What Can the Camera Footage Show You?
A drain that blocks twice in a year, or a smell that nobody can place, has a reason inside the pipe. The footage finds it:
- Cracked or shifted sections of fired-clay pipe, with the distance to each one from the opening
- Fine roots coming through opened joints, and how thick the mat has grown
- Grease or scale closing the bore well before the line stops
- A dip where the ground has settled, which holds waste and silt on every flush
If your blocked sewer keeps coming back, this is how you find out why instead of paying for the same clear again.

How We Run the Camera
- 1
Pick the opening
We go in through the gully, a boundary shaft or a clean-out nearest the trouble, so nothing is dug without a reason.
- 2
Watch it live
The head is pushed along the full run while we read the screen and note each fault with its distance.
- 3
Talk it through
You see the recording with us. A sound pipe with a blockage goes to drain jetting; a split wall goes to pipe relining.
- 4
Film it again
After any clear the camera goes back down so the clean pipe is on record.
What Decides the Price of an Inspection?
We provide up-front, honest quotes that will always match the final price, should you decide to go ahead.
- The length of line filmed One yard run is quicker than following a sewer from the back of the house out to the boundary shaft.
- Getting in A ground-level opening beats working the camera in from a tight subfloor.
- What comes next The inspection is quoted on its own; a clear or repair gets its own fixed figure after you have seen the footage.
Three Building Eras Under One Suburb
Mixed pipe under mixed houses
Soft ground under the pipe
What a Customer Found on the Screen
"Our blocked toilet morphed into a huge plumbing earthworks project due to extreme pipe damage from tree roots." Lauren
When We're Not the Right Call
A camera run checks pipes, not buildings. If the footage points to a cracked slab or a footing that has moved over the line, the structure itself is a job for a builder or engineer, and we fix the pipe once that is settled.
Where roots turn up on screen, the blocked drains hub explains the clear, and tree root removal handles the cutting.
Camera Inspection Questions
Do you film the drain before and after clearing it in Blackalls Park?
Yes. The first pass tells us what is in the line and where. The second pass, once the water runs free, shows a clean bore and any crack still left in the wall, and you sit with us for both.
Can the camera pick up roots in the old clay sewers here?
Yes, and it shows more than the roots. You see the joint they came through, how wide it has opened and whether the clay around it has split, which is what separates a jetting job from a repair on the older blocks near the bay.
Will the footage tell me whether I need relining or just a clear?
It will. A sound wall with a root mat or a grease build-up only needs clearing. Displaced or split sections point to a liner, and the footage is what we price that repair from.
How do I get the footage after the inspection in Blackalls Park?
The recordings are saved on site and we talk you through them before we leave. The files come with your written quote, and with your OK a strata manager or agent can have a copy too.
Need a plumber? Call or send the form
Call (02) 4063 3475 or send the form below. Available 24/7, you see a fixed figure ahead of any work, and every job carries our 365-day warranty on all work.
Request a callback
Leave a name and number and a plumber will ring you back.