Sewer camera inspection and drain cleaning in the Tampa Bay area.

We run a camera the full length of your line and record the whole thing, so you can see the condition of the pipe for yourself. Locally owned and operated, based in Tampa.

You keep the video. Often same or next day.

What you get.

A camera run down the full length of the line, recorded start to finish. You get the raw video and a short written summary of what is in the pipe, in plain language. If something needs repair work, we refer you to a licensed plumber; we do inspection and drain clearing only.

Raw video you keep
Plain written summary
Owner operated, local

Two services, one honest look at your line.

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Sewer Camera Inspection

We run a camera the full length of your line and record the whole thing. Root intrusion, cracks, bellies, blockages, that mystery smell. You see exactly what we see, on video you keep.

Ideal before you buy a home, or when a drain keeps acting up and nobody can say why.

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Drain Cleaning & Clearing

Slow drain or a full backup? We cable and clear the line, then scope it afterward so you can see it's actually clear, not just moving again for a week.

We clean and clear. Anything that needs a pipe repair gets referred to a licensed pro.

Four steps. No surprises.

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Book

Call or request a time online. We schedule around you, not the other way around.

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We scope & clear

Camera down the line, clog cleared if there is one. You watch it happen if you want.

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You get the footage

Raw video plus a plain summary of what we found, yours to keep and share.

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Repairs? Your call

If it needs a fix, we refer you to a licensed pro. No pressure, no markup, no stake in it.

Tampa and 45 minutes out.

Based in Tampa, covering anywhere within about 45 minutes of downtown. If you're in the Tampa Bay area, there's a good chance we cover you. Not sure? Just ask.

Tampa St. Petersburg Clearwater Brandon Riverview Wesley Chapel Land O' Lakes Largo Plant City

What people ask before they book.

How much does a sewer scope cost in Tampa?

A standard residential sewer camera inspection runs $250 to $400. The range depends on the length of the line and how accessible the cleanout is. You get the raw video and a plain-english summary either way — there is no separate charge for the footage, and no charge for a quote on work we do not do.

Do I really need a sewer inspection before buying a house?

It is one of the few inspections that can find a five-figure problem. A standard home inspection does not put a camera in the sewer line. If the house is older, has mature trees near the line, or is on an original clay or cast iron lateral, a scope is the difference between knowing and hoping. It is also one of the last cheap moments to walk away or renegotiate.

Can you come out same day?

Often, yes — same or next day is typical. Real estate inspection periods are short and we schedule around that. Call and we will tell you honestly what the week looks like.

Do you fix what you find?

No. We do inspection and drain clearing only. We are not a licensed plumbing contractor and we do not perform plumbing repairs. If the camera turns up something that needs fixing, we tell you what we saw and refer you to a licensed plumber. Who you hire after that is up to you.

Do I get to keep the video?

Yes. You get the raw footage of the entire run, not a few screenshots. It is yours to keep, share with a realtor, send to a contractor for a quote, or use in a negotiation. You paid for it.

What can a camera actually find?

Root intrusion, cracks and breaks, bellies where the line has sagged and holds water, offset joints, blockages, and the source of a smell nobody can place. We run the camera the full length of the line and record continuously, so you see what we see as we see it.

What areas do you cover?

The Tampa Bay area — Tampa and anywhere within about 45 minutes of downtown, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, Riverview, Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, Largo and Plant City. Locally owned and operated. If you are not sure whether you are in range, just ask.

My drain is slow but not blocked. Is it worth scoping?

Usually yes. A drain that keeps acting up and then clears on its own is often an early symptom of something structural — roots working in, or a belly collecting debris. Clearing it treats the symptom. Scoping it tells you whether it is going to come back.

Pick a time that works.

Real openings on the actual calendar. Choose a slot and it's booked — we'll call or text to confirm the details before we head out. Bring the service address so we can check you're in range.

Rather not book online? Send a request or call (656) 236-1813.

Or just send a request.

Tell us what's going on and we'll get back to you. Real person, quick reply.

(656) 236-1813 info@clearviewscope.com Tampa Bay area, Florida

Or just call. We usually pick up.