Camera Inspection on Merritt Island, FL
No city hall here is holding a drawing of your lateral. The camera is the record.
Camera Inspection in Merritt Island
Merritt Island has never been a city. It was settled as 23 separate named communities — Courtenay, Indianola, Georgiana, Tropic and the rest, every one of them unincorporated — the county has administered the place throughout, and when incorporation went to a vote in 1988 residents turned it down 77 percent to 23. Pipe has been going into this ground a very long time: the oldest standing structure in Brevard County, the 1875 Sams House at Pine Island, stands on this island. What none of that history left behind is a drawing of the run under your yard, so a color camera and an above-ground locate are how that record finally gets made — material, depth, distance and condition.
Why 321 Drains in Merritt Island
- Material, depth and distance written down and handed over: the record this island was never given.
- The run plays on a screen at the truck as the camera goes in, and the file leaves with you.
- A plain written read accompanies the footage whether or not a repair follows it.
- Buying, selling, or tired of the same backup — the same inspection, the same evidence.
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Common questions
Do you camera the line before digging?
Do you give written estimates before starting?
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