PAID DIAGNOSTIC / CENTRAL FLORIDA

Drainage Camera Scope

A drain backs up, drains slowly or no longer works as it used to—or you are buying, selling, representing or owning a property and want written drainage findings.

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$349 Existing Drainage Inspection & Report: scope and findings.

For $349, FAS inspects the agreed accessible drainage systems and provides written findings, including for property owners, realtors, buyers and sellers. Where access and scope are confirmed, FAS inspects accessible pipe with a camera and explains what the footage shows. If FAS recommends suitable services and you hire FAS for that work, the paid $349 inspection fee is credited toward the contracted project.

Our team will contact you to confirm access and scope and schedule your visit. FAS collects the $349 fee after scheduling and before the visit. No payment is taken with this request. A request is not a confirmed appointment.

Included with this service

Camera inspection of the accessible sections agreed for the visit.
Where access and scope allow camera inspection, a recording and written findings on the condition and materials of the pipe the camera can reach.
Documented slope and capacity estimates where the measurements taken support them, compared with the estimated water the drain needs to carry.
The assumptions and unknowns behind the findings.
Recommendations and an explained repair path based on the inspection findings.

You can request this service directly. The $89 drainage assessment is a separate option and does not automatically include this specialist work.

What FAS does.

Tell FAS what has changed, the age and material of the drain if you know them and any previous work on the system. We confirm the access points and inspection coverage before the appointment. The camera shows the condition of the pipe it can reach; access, branches and obstructions can limit the inspection. Where the measurements taken support it, the written findings document slope and estimate the pipe capacity against the water it is expected to carry. Camera footage alone cannot measure every elevation or the actual flow in gallons per minute, so the findings state their assumptions and unknowns. You receive a recording, written findings and recommendations with an explained repair path. Cleaning, repair or replacement is agreed separately. If FAS recommends suitable services and you hire FAS for that work, the paid $349 inspection fee is credited toward the contracted project.

What we check.

Known cleanouts, collection points and the drain outlet.
The age and material of the pipe, if known, and any previous blockages or repairs.
How much of the line can be reached, inspected and measured.

What happens next.

Tell us which drain is giving you trouble and how it can be reached.
Our team confirms access and inspection coverage and collects the $349 fee before the appointment.
Review your recording, written findings and explained repair path.

Common questions.

Will a camera inspect every part of the system?

Not always. Access, branches and obstructions can limit the sections that can be viewed.

Does the camera scope include a recording?

Yes, where the agreed access and scope allow camera inspection. The $349 inspection and report includes a recording of the accessible pipe, written findings and an explained repair path.

Can the camera measure slope and flow?

Partly. Where access and measurements support it, the findings document slope and estimate capacity. Footage alone cannot measure every elevation or the actual flow in gallons per minute. The findings state what was measured, what was estimated and what remains unknown.

Does corrugated drain pipe always need to be replaced?

No. The recommendation depends on what the inspection shows, such as the pipe condition, joints, debris, sags and outlet, and whether its capacity suits the water it receives.

Does the camera scope include drain cleaning or repair?

Cleaning, repair and replacement are agreed and priced separately from the camera scope. If FAS recommends suitable services and you hire FAS for that work, the paid $349 inspection fee is credited toward the contracted project.

Can I request a camera scope directly?

Yes. The $349 Existing Drainage Inspection & Report is a separate paid service, including for owners, realtors, buyers and sellers. You do not need the $89 drainage assessment first, and it does not automatically include a camera scope.

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