Sewer Inspection in Ventura

Clear Answers for Your Sewer Line Before Small Issues Become Major Problems

When something goes wrong with your sewer line, the damage often begins long before you notice the warning signs. A slow drain, a faint odor, or a recurring clog can signal underlying issues. In Ventura, shifting soil, mature tree roots, and aging pipes can all contribute to sewer line deterioration that remains out of sight until it becomes disruptive.

At Gallegos Plumbing, we use advanced sewer camera technology to give you a clear, real-time view of your underground plumbing. Instead of guessing, we show you what is happening inside your pipes and explain what it means for your home or commercial property. 

If you are noticing recurring drain issues or preparing for a property transaction, call (805) 243-2622 or message us online to schedule a professional sewer inspection in Ventura.

Our Sewer Inspection Services

A thorough sewer inspection provides clarity. We carefully evaluate your system, explain our findings, and outline practical next steps so you can move forward with confidence.

Our sewer inspection services include:

• Video sewer camera inspection 
• Sewer line condition assessments
• Pre-purchase sewer inspections
• Preventative maintenance inspections
• Post-construction or renovation inspections 

After each inspection, we explain our findings in plain language and answer your questions so you clearly understand your options.

Why Sewer Inspections Matter More Than You Think

Sewer lines operate out of sight, but that does not mean they are immune to damage. Over time, pipes can corrode, crack, or collapse. Grease buildup and debris can restrict flow. Small fractures can widen, allowing wastewater to seep into the surrounding soil.

Without an inspection, these issues can quietly progress until you experience a sewage backup inside your property. By identifying problems early, we help you address them before they disrupt your daily routine or business operations.

Ventura’s tree-lined neighborhoods and varying soil conditions can strain underground plumbing. Tree roots naturally seek moisture, and even a small gap in a sewer pipe can attract them. Once inside, the roots expand and restrict flow, leading to recurring clogs and pressure buildup.

Shifting soil, especially after heavy rains or nearby construction, can also cause pipes to shift or separate at the joints. Our inspections help us detect these changes early, so you can make informed decisions about repairs or maintenance rather than reacting to an emergency.