A CCTV drain survey is a detailed inspection of your drainage system, using state-of-the-art camera technology to visually assess the condition of your pipes. This non-invasive method identifies blockages, damage, and wear within the drainage system, providing clear, real-time images and video footage. The survey can uncover issues such as cracks, root ingress, and collapsed pipes, offering a comprehensive understanding of the system’s state without the need for excavation.

Yes, a CCTV drain survey is often necessary in maintaining, diagnosing, and planning repairs for your drainage system. It’s particularly recommended before purchasing a new property, after noticing persistent drainage issues, or as part of a regular maintenance routine. This survey provides invaluable insights into the hidden condition of underground pipes, enabling targeted, cost-effective repairs and helping to prevent future problems. By accurately identifying issues, a CCTV drain survey saves time, money and disruption compared to traditional exploratory methods. 

No, CCTV drain surveys are non-invasive and typically do not cause any damage to the property. The equipment used is designed to navigate through the drainage system without causing harm to pipes or surrounding structures. 

The duration of a CCTV drain survey depends on factors such as the size and complexity of the drainage system and the nature of any issues encountered. In general, most surveys can be completed within a few hours.