Entries Tagged Inspection Camera

Why should I buy a sewer inspection camera? George Bauer of Bauer Plumbing can answer this one. “You won’t believe how many jobs...

Kevin Cameron boldly entered the plumbing industry with a business model that, if not unique, certainly is unusual — his work crew...

The CUES PICS for 2- to 4-inch borehole inspections helps eliminate cross bores in directional drilling operations. The PICS is compatible with...

Elite Pipeline Services faced an interesting challenge about four years ago when a longtime customer — a nuclear power plant operator —...

There are a lot of good drain cleaners. There are also a lot of good drain cleaners who don’t know how to...

An old adage says that, generally speaking, you get what you pay for. But as Ron Smiley discovered, it’s also possible to...

The vCamMX from Vivax-Metrotech Corp. is a portable, all-in-one camera to inspect pipes between 1 and 4 inches. The control module’s 8-inch daylight-viewable LCD screen shows...

The FB-PIC3688M long-range pipe inspection camera from Forbest Products Co. has a dock for a digital monitor and optional 360-/180-degree camera. It comes with 400 feet of...

If Chuck Lang Jr. believes in only one thing, it’s this: You have to spend money to make money. About 15 years ago,...

John Ridings was looking for the right opportunity to expand his business when a local sewer and drain cleaning company shut its...

Kyle Baxter started working in the sewer inspection and cleaning industry as his grandfather’s apprentice at the age of 10. Today, his...

Adam Teets understands the dilemma drainline inspection technicians often face. “You see the object causing the obstruction right there and there’s a temptation...

Robert Waddell doesn’t like roots. They make him foam. A licensed California plumber and owner of Robert’s Plumbing & Rooter Service, Waddell had...

The Micro CA-150 and CA-350 hand-held inspection cameras are made to work in tough environments for quick job site feedback and project...