When your building’s water doesn’t flow like it used to, your building’s pipes may need some extra attention. In the past, this meant digging up the pipes to see the problem up close. Nowadays, you don’t need diagnostic digging. Thanks to video pipe inspection, there’s an easier way to get a good look at your building’s pipes.
Video Pipe Inspection Lets You See for Yourself
Video pipe inspection is exactly what it sounds like. A pipe repair team can lower a camera into a pipe and look for cracks, leaks, blockages, and other things that might impede water flow. This way, if your pipes need to be repaired, the team can see the problem and respond to it appropriately.
Furthermore, your repair team won’t be the only ones who can see what’s wrong. The repair team will show you the video so you can see for yourself. You won’t have to worry that someone is trying to sell you a service that you don’t need. You can verify what your repair team tells you and get a little peace of mind in the process.
Prevention and Maintenance
Your pipes may not need a full repair. Instead, they may just need some preventative care and maintenance. A video pipe inspection can show you exactly what kind of maintenance your pipes need. For example, maybe they could use an epoxy coating, which can seal away imperfections and extend the lifespan of your pipes. Or maybe your pipes don’t need any maintenance at all, and you can leave them alone for another year or so.
Either way, video pipe inspections are a good preventative measure. They’ll keep you in the loop about what’s going on with your pipes, and they’ll help you stay on top of your pipes’ needs before they require a major repair.
The better you maintain your pipes, the better those pipes will serve you. Adding regular inspections to your maintenance plan can help you keep your pipes running for years to come.
Find Out If CIPP Will Work for You
If it turns out that you do need pipe repair, your repair process doesn’t have to be a hassle. For example, a process called CIPP can fix your pipes without any digging or destruction. With CIPP, a repair team inserts a resin-coated tube into the host pipe, and as the tube dries, it locks out leaks and other issues.
How do you know if CIPP will work for your pipes? A video pipe inspection can show you.
Get Started With Advanced Pipe Repair
Want to see the benefits of video pipe inspection for yourself? Advanced Pipe Repair can help. We offer inspections and no-dig repair options so that you can take care of your pipes without interrupting your business. Contact us today to learn more about your options or schedule your camera inspection.