Sewer Camera Inspection in Chesterfield, MO

Many neighborhoods off Clarkson Road, Woods Mill Road and Olive Boulevard were built from the 1960s through the 1980s. Depending on the era, laterals there may be clay tile, cast iron or early plastic, and mature trees on large lots push roots into the older joints. The camera shows which material you have and how it's holding up. Hillside lots can also hide a belly where the line flattens out partway down the slope, holding water and solids between flushes.

Down in Chesterfield Valley, the Missouri River floodplain has softer ground that can settle under long commercial lines. For retail and office buildings in the Valley we inspect to find sags and offset joints before they turn into backups that close a business. Restaurants and medical offices in the Valley tend to have the most at stake, so many inspect before a lease renewal or remodel.

Public sewers in Chesterfield are run by MSD, while the private lateral belongs to the property owner. Once we find a problem, you get the video, a marked location and a written quote; trenchless repair, where it fits, is coordinated through our trusted trenchless partners to protect landscaping and driveways.