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Tammy Harper
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Do we need a sewer camera inspection?

Tammy Harper
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Just received this message from our inspector.

"I wanted to recommend a sewer camera inspection. This would identify any blocks, breaks or if there is any debris in the main sewer line. Would you be interested in having this done? It would be an additional $250 and it comes with its own report and video of the sewer line."

We are purchasing a 2006 townhome on city sewer. Is this sewer inspection even necessary?

Thanks!

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Nic S.
  • Danville. CA
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Nic S.
  • Danville. CA
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@Tammy Harper it’s $200 and that’s deductible, do it. I always do. You’d be surprised and what you find sometimes.

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