Sewer Inspection

What's Beneath the Surface?

A Home Check Sewer Inspection

Will Give You Peace of Mind

A sewer inspection is a necessary process during the purchase of a home. At a Home Check in Ottawa, Gatineau and Eastern Ontario, we are ready to help you discover and address hidden problems before it's too expensive to repair.

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Why is a Sewer Inspection Important

for my New Place?

Imagine this: after seeing what it felt like the house of your dreams, you decide to sign the contract and buy a new home. It is big, and it's perfect for you and your family. Now you are thinking how great it will be to raise your kids there.


 However, the first week you moved in, you noticed an issue with the sewer. Now you discover you have to pay thousands of dollars to fix that, what a horrible situation!


All this trouble could have been avoided if you had first requested a home inspection. Whether the house is new or not, it's essential to make a sewer inspection before buying a home. Sewer Inspection helps examine the sewer system's conditions and ensure the property is safe and habitable for you and your family.


A sewer inspection also reveals if there are tree roots or other obstructions in the sewer line that could cause further damage if not appropriately addressed.


Nowadays, many cities and municipalities require a sewer inspection as part of the home inspection process before a property can be sold. This requirement helps to protect buyers from unexpected costs associated with sewer issues.

If there is a blockage or damage in the sewer line, it could cause sewage backups and leaks, leading to property damage, foul odors, and even health hazards. 

Common Signs of Sewer Problems

Common Signs of Sewer Problems

If there is a blockage or damage in the sewer line, it could cause sewage backups and leaks, leading to property damage, foul odors, and even health hazards. 

A Home Check

Inspection Process

The inspector typically uses a special camera to inspect the sewer line and look for cracks, blockages, corrosion, or other damage that could cause problems for the property owner.

Did You Know That Even New Homes Can Have Problems in Their Sewer Lateral? 

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