Camera Inspection for Pipes
Televising
Many times, the first step in protecting our underground assets is to evaluate their conditions. Speedy Clean Inc. offers high-tech cameras, along with equipment, services, software and methods to access buried infrastructure, identifying any areas of potential failure before they become a problem.
Our technicians are NASSCO certified in: Pipeline Assessment (PACP), Manhole Assessment (MACP), and Lateral Assessment (LACP).
We are able to perform residential, commercial, industrial and municipal inspections. Our municipal cleaning and televising is a great asset for design when planning Capitol Improvement Projects.
Municipal CCTV
Speedy Clean can televise pipe sizes from 4” – 72”
CCTV pipeline inspections are the most cost-effective solution to locating problem areas and determining the integrity of the lines. We provide a complete technical report and video footage of the inspection. These reports offer insight and solutions for maintaining these systems. CCTV can be used to:
- Determine structural condition
- Identify shape and material of construction
- Identify structural defects
- Provide operation and maintenance guidelines
- Locate and televise service laterals
- Identify inflow & infiltration (I&I)
- Locate obstructions such as roots, grease, debris
- Identify cross bores
Residential, Commercial & Industrial Pipe Inspections Close Circuit Televise (CCTV)
If you are having repeated issues give Speedy Clean a call today! Our closed-circuit cameras allow us to do a visual inspection without disrupting your property. We can locate potential problems that are otherwise hidden. Our cameras are able to handle any size pipe larger than 2 inches and determine what is the cause of your back-up or drainage problems. After the inspection we will recommend the best solution and oftentimes we can repair some of the problems without digging by using our Cured in Place Pipe Lining System.
Using closed circuit televising we can identify:
- Broken or collapsed pipes
- Offset joints
- Cast iron scaling
- Grease build-ups
- Root intrusion
- Utility cross bore