CCTV sewer inspection is the industry-standard method for evaluating the internal condition of underground sewer and drain pipes. Using a high-resolution waterproof camera mounted on a flexible cable, our technicians examine every centimetre of your pipe’s interior in real time — revealing blockages, structural damage, root intrusions, and deterioration that are completely invisible from the surface.
Eagle Eye Inspections provides professional CCTV sewer inspection services for residential, commercial, and multi-unit properties across Saskatchewan and surrounding Saskatchewan communities. Our inspections deliver accurate, detailed information for maintenance, repair, or replacement decisions — without any excavation or disruption to your property
The Equipment
Our systems include push cameras for residential drain lines (pipes from 40mm to 300mm diameter) and self-propelled crawlers for mainline sewer pipes and larger commercial systems. Both deliver high-definition colour video with built-in LED lighting and pan-and-tilt capability to examine pipe walls, joints, and connections from multiple angles. An integrated distance counter pinpoints the precise location of any issue.
The Process
Our technician accesses your sewer line through an existing cleanout, manhole, or drain opening. The camera is fed into the pipe and advanced through the entire length of the line. As it travels, real-time video is transmitted to a portable monitor. Our technician identifies defects and can stop at any point to examine a specific area in detail. The entire inspection is recorded in high definition.
The Deliverables
You receive a complete HD video recording of the entire camera run, a verbal walkthrough of key findings, and a written condition summary documenting any issues, their location within the pipe, and our recommendations. For commercial or insurance-related inspections, we provide formal reporting with timestamped defect documentation.
What CCTV Sewer Inspection Detects
Structural defects: cracks (longitudinal, circumferential, and shattered patterns), fractures with visible gaps, deformation and ovality, partial or complete pipe collapse, and joint displacement. Operational defects: root intrusion ranging from minor hairs to dense masses, grease and mineral deposits reducing pipe diameter, complete or partial blockages, groundwater infiltration through failed joints, and bellied sections where waste pools instead of flowing freely.
Saskatchewan’s housing stock spans over a century of construction, from original clay and concrete pipes in older neighbourhoods to PVC and ABS in newer developments. Saskatchewan’s extreme climate adds stress through annual freeze-thaw cycles, spring thaw infiltration pressure, and summer root growth toward moisture-rich sewer lines. Our technicians understand these local challenges and calibrate their assessments accordingly.
Before buying a home — especially Saskatchewan homes built before the 1980s with original clay or concrete pipes. When experiencing recurring sewer backups or persistent slow drainage. Before selling a home, as a clean inspection report demonstrates transparency and prevents last-minute deal complications. After sewer cleaning or repair to verify effectiveness. As preventive maintenance every 2–3 years. Before renovations that increase plumbing load. For insurance claims requiring visual pipe damage evidence.
Call (306) 222-3705 or visit our contact page to schedule your appointment. Same-day service available for Saskatchewan and surrounding areas.