Sewer Camera Inspection in Wentzville, MO

Wentzville has grown fast, and most of its newer subdivisions off Highway Z, Highway A, Wentzville Parkway and Interstate Drive have PVC laterals only a few years or decades old. On those lines the camera usually finds construction debris, settled bedding, sags where trench backfill compacted, or a joint that pulled apart as the house settled.

Homes closer to the older core of town near Pearce Boulevard and the historic downtown can have older clay or cast-iron sections, where we watch for roots, cracking and corrosion. Some of those houses also have a mix of materials where a newer section was spliced onto an older one, and the transition joint is a frequent trouble spot.

Wentzville runs its own city sewer, and the private line from the house to the city main is the owner's. For buyers of a recently built home, a camera inspection before closing can catch builder-era issues while there's still time to raise them. If a repair is needed, trenchless options can be coordinated through our trusted trenchless partners.