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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Rental Property Home Inspections
Hi Everyone,
For a home built before 1970, would you add the Sewer line camera inspection to the full house inspection prior to closing? This potential property is in OH and from the 50s. I was told that the sewer lines from the house to the street can possibly get clogged / or damaged by tree roots which is impossible to tell during a home inspection unless a sewer line camera is ran down the sewer line to detect the problem. I know this could be a big problem and very expensive to repair. Wanted to get your thoughts - would you add the additional inspection?
Thanks!
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Yes, well worth the risk/benefit in my book. A lot of good plumbers can tell by feel as well and with what they pull back if a line is intact. But I would have it looked at as better safe then sorry.