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Scott Weaner
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Sewer Imaging Question

Scott Weaner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Yardley, PA
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One of my houses had a leak in a sewer line. Fortunately it was something minor, but the plumbing company has offered to image the sewer line for no charge. While free is good, they, of course, will want to get some paid work out of it. As I don't want to be taken advantage of, what should I be on the lookout for? If they feel that the line needs cleaning, what should I expect to pay?

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Jason Lint
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Jason Lint
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Hello@Scott Weaner

I have recently started imaging sewer lines as part of my inspection process prior to closing.  I pay for this service and in our area it costs about $275.  If an issue is found in one of my properties the cleaning is an additional hourly rate. I would be skeptical of free sewer imaging judging by the equipment and time involved in doing so.

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