FREE TOOL · Report Decoder
Sewer Camera Report Decoder
Cracks, roots, offsets, bellies, scale: pick what the report says and see what it means and how serious it usually is.
Four quick steps.
- 01
Pick a finding
Choose a term from the report, such as offset joint or root intrusion.
- 02
Read what it means
A plain-English explanation and how serious it usually is.
- 03
See common fixes
The repair options that usually apply.
- 04
Ask the right questions
Questions to put to your contractor about that finding.
About this tool.
Is a root finding always serious?
Not always. Light roots at one joint are different from a mat across the pipe.
Does one defect mean the pipe must be lined?
No. An isolated defect might need only a patch or monitoring.
What if my report uses different words?
Terms vary a little. The decoder covers the common ones, and we can explain any others.
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