Sewer Camera Inspection in Tulsa

We provide professional sewer camera inspection services throughout Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, and Owasso to check the condition of your underground drain pipes. Our crew uses specialized camera and locator equipment to see inside your lines and pinpoint exact issues. Family-owned by the Hudson family since 2017, we offer honest service with upfront pricing.

• Cast-iron drain lines in very bad shape with cracks or breaks.
• Main sewer lines full of water or blocked by debris, making it difficult to view the pipe interior initially.
• Broken or cracked underground PVC and cast-iron pipes.
• Drains backing up repeatedly in tubs, washer boxes, or floor drains.
• Leaning cleanouts or damaged cleanout connections near the house.

• Run our camera and locator down the sewer line to record and examine the interior condition of the pipe.
• Clear out debris with our cable machine first if buildup makes it difficult to see through the camera lens.
• Locate and mark the exact depth and path of underground pipes or trouble spots for repairs.
• Test line drainage by running water through cleanouts or floor drains to verify proper water flow.

• Toilets backing up or water seeping out from the base.
• Multiple drains backing up at the same time, such as laundry rooms, hall baths, and floor drains.
• A recurring drain clog shortly after a previous interior drain cleaning.
• An unexplained crack or leak in a large underground or outdoor pipe.
• Water pooling or backing up from cleanouts when fixtures are used.

Call or text (918) 891-1737. Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday · Closed Sunday.

• Main Sewer Line Backup and Stuck Blow Bag in Bixby — The camera located the stuck DIY blow bag and marked its position after a septic sewer backup at this Bixby, OK 74008 home. This visit was completed October 19, 2026.

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Sapulpa, OK

• Sewer Camera Inspection in Sapulpa — Completed October 29, 2026, in Sapulpa, OK 74066. Looking inside this sewer revealed a backwater valve; the inspection did not find defects in the sewer line.

You can read what our plumbers found on the visits linked below and see the real before and after photographs from each job. The write-ups explain the work alongside those images.

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• Sewer Camera Inspection on a New Home in Tulsa — This new-home camera visit was completed on October 21, 2026, at a Tulsa, OK 74105 property.

The owner of a brand-new home in Tulsa wanted the drain and sewer lines checked for bellies. Casey and Jared started at the backyard cleanout and sent the camera toward the city. A few feet beyond that cleanout they found a separated section and marked the ground with a pink flag. From the side cleanout toward the house, they found a low spot under the dining room and marked its location on the floor with blue tape.

They also performed a hydrostatic test by plugging the cleanout, filling the drain lines and watching the level from a floor drain for 15 minutes. The water level held. Even though the water held, the camera had shown two pipe problems: the homeowner received pictures, video and a recommendation to dig up and repair the separated yard section. Read the Tulsa new-home inspection for the recorded results.

At a Bixby home, the main line ran about 150 feet from the cleanout to the septic tank. A DIY blow bag came loose inside it. Attempts to retrieve it pushed it farther toward the tank, and the sewer machine could not move it farther. The camera located the bag, and our crew marked the ground above it. We then gave an estimate to dig at the marked location and remove the bag. The completed work on that visit was locating and marking it, not excavation.

The Sapulpa visit reached a different conclusion. A homeowner feared the sewer would have to be broken out and replaced after a backup. Our inspection identified a backwater valve and found nothing wrong with the sewer line. We did not turn the camera call into a sewer replacement. A camera helps us decide what a line actually needs. In Bixby it located an obstruction; in Tulsa it showed pipe problems; in Sapulpa it found no line defects.

Michael includes camera checks of sewer and drain lines among the services available during an inspection, to look for obstructions. His other inspection checks include HVAC condensate floor drains, where sludge can collect, and fixture shutoff valves tucked beneath sinks. Those are separate checks: a view inside the sewer does not test every supply valve, and a working sink shutoff does not establish the condition of buried drainage piping.