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Typically between R1,500 and R4,500. The cost varies by region and the complexity of the job, but it is a fraction of the cost of unnecessary excavation. For a more detailed breakdown, check out our plumbing cost guide. A qualified professional can provide specific guidance for your situation.

The camera finds the problem, and then your plumber uses specialised equipment like a hydro-jetter or drain snake to clear it. No, it is a diagnostic tool.

A straightforward inspection of a single line is quick, while a full survey of a property’s main sewer lines will take longer. Between 30 minutes to a few hours.

What kind of problems can a drain camera find?‍It can uncover a wide range of issues, including grease and debris buildup, tree root intrusion, cracked or collapsed pipes, misaligned pipe sections, corrosion, and foreign objects lodged in the drain. A qualified professional can provide specific guidance for your situation.

Here's a practical breakdown. No, the process is generally very clean. The camera is inserted through existing access points, and professional plumbers take precautions to keep the work area tidy, and this is especially relevant for Soweto residents.