A diagnostic service utilizing specialized equipment to visually assess the interior condition of subsurface drainage systems in a specific geographic area northwest of Toronto. It employs a miniature video camera attached to a flexible cable, allowing technicians to navigate and record the inside of drainpipes. This service is often required to identify potential issues such as blockages, cracks, or root intrusion, which can lead to property damage if left unaddressed.
This assessment method provides a non-destructive alternative to traditional excavation techniques, minimizing disruption to the surrounding environment and reducing associated costs. Identifying problems early allows for timely repairs and prevents more extensive damage. The historical context of this practice involves a shift from reactive, repair-based maintenance to proactive, preventative maintenance strategies, enhancing the lifespan of drainage infrastructure.
