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Focused, unbiased sewer camera inspections—no upsells, just clear answers.
Know the true condition of your sewer line—before it becomes a $10,000+ surprise.
When you’re buying, selling, or managing a property, the sewer line is one of the most expensive and overlooked risks. Most problems aren’t visible during a standard home inspection—but they can lead to major repairs, delays, and renegotiations.
At Front Range Sewer Scope, sewer inspections are all we do. No plumbing upsells. No hidden agenda. Just clear, professional sewer scope inspections you can rely on.
We provide high-quality video inspections and easy-to-understand reports so you can make confident decisions—whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, real estate agent, or inspector.
The biggest issues in a home are often underground
Many sewer line problems develop slowly over time—roots, cracks, offsets, or sagging lines. By the time symptoms show up inside the home, the damage is often already expensive.
A sewer scope inspection helps identify issues early, before they turn into:
Most home inspections don’t include sewer lines
Even thorough home inspections typically stop at what’s visible. The sewer line—buried underground—is not included unless specifically requested.
That’s why more buyers, sellers, and agents are making sewer scopes a standard part of the process.
Email: info@frontrangesewerscope.com
Phone: (720) 239-2322
John inspected the home we are working on purchasing. He is very clear and concise and knowledgeable. He was able to make educated recommendations to continue the process.
Sewer scopes are not a side service for us—they are our only service
Many companies offer sewer scopes as an add-on to plumbing or inspections. That creates a conflict: they may benefit from finding problems.
We don’t repair sewer lines. We don’t upsell services.
We inspect. We document. We report.
That’s it.
Unbiased reporting you can trust
Our reports are designed to be clear, accurate, and easy to understand. We show exactly what we see—no exaggeration, no minimization.
You get:
Built for real estate professionals and homeowners
We work with:
Our process is designed to fit seamlessly into real estate timelines—without slowing anything down.
Roots in sewer lines
Tree roots naturally seek moisture and can enter small cracks in pipes. Over time, they expand and cause blockages or breaks.
Offsets and misaligned pipes
Pipes can shift due to soil movement or age, creating “offsets” where sections no longer align properly.
Cracks and fractures
Older pipes—especially clay or cast iron—can crack or deteriorate over time.
Bellies (low spots)
Sections of pipe that sag can collect water and debris, leading to recurring issues.
Blockages and buildup
Grease, debris, or foreign objects can restrict flow and cause backups.
Before buying a home
This is the most critical time. A sewer issue can cost thousands—and often becomes a negotiation point.
Before listing a home
Many sellers now choose to get ahead of potential issues. A pre-listing sewer scope gives you control of the situation.
During property ownership
If you’re experiencing slow drains, backups, or recurring plumbing issues, a sewer scope can help identify the root cause.
Avoid missed issues that come back on your report. Sewer line problems are one of the most common and costly issues not covered in a standard inspection. When they show up after the fact, it can reflect back on you.
By addressing the sewer line during the inspection, you can:
Avoid overlooked major defects
Reduce follow-up questions and liability. Keep your inspection clean and complete
A simple way to add value without adding complexity
Recommending a sewer scope allows you to offer more to your clients—without extra time, equipment, or responsibility.
Prevent last-minute deal disruptions
One of the most common reasons deals fall apart or get renegotiated is sewer line issues discovered late in the process.
By addressing the sewer line early, you can:
A simple way to add value to your clients
Recommending a sewer scope positions you as proactive and detail-oriented—while helping your clients avoid major risks.
Get ahead of potential objections
When sewer issues are discovered during buyer inspections, they often lead to price reductions or repair requests.
A pre-listing sewer scope allows you to:
Booking is simple and flexible. We work around your timeline —whether it’s during an inspection window or at a convenient time for you.
A small upfront cost can prevent major expenses
Sewer repairs or replacements can range from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.
A sewer scope inspection gives you clarity before you commit.
See exactly what you’re buying
Instead of guessing, you’ll have real video evidence of the sewer line condition—so there are no surprises after closing.
Not all sewer inspections are equal
If a company both inspects and repairs sewer lines, there is an inherent incentive to find problems.
We’ve built our entire model around removing that conflict.
Our role is simple: provide the truth
We document what’s there—good or bad—so you can make informed decisions.
We provide sewer scope inspections across:
Our focus is local, responsive service tailored to the Colorado market.
Sewer lines are out of sight—but they shouldn’t be out of mind.
At Front Range Sewer Scope, we provide straightforward inspections that give you real clarity—without pressure, upsells, or unnecessary complications.
