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The manhole is the gateway to the entire sewer network, yet it is often treated as little more than an access point. A thorough manhole inspection can reveal structural defects, infiltration, corrosion, root ingress, displaced joints and bench deterioration before a crawler enters the pipeline. As the primary access point to underground networks, manholes often show the earliest signs of asset decline. Complete data from the outset builds a clearer asset picture, supporting proactive maintenance and reducing costly reactive repairs and unexpected failures.

Sewer inspection cameras have become an essential tool for plumbers, councils, engineers and maintenance contractors, enabling faster diagnostics, more accurate reporting, and saving time and money by avoiding unnecessary works. Most professionals are familiar with standard forward-facing camera heads, which provide a reliable and efficient solution for general pipeline inspections. However, as inspection requirements become more complex, many contractors are turning to pan and tilt camera technology to gain a more comprehensive view of pipe conditions.

Sewer inspection cameras have become an essential tool for plumbers, contractors and maintenance professionals. Save time and money by knowing the precise location and cause of the problem in real-time. But is the investment worth it?

CCTV pipe inspection cameras are a valuable visual inspection tool for drainage and sewer systems. Often it is difficult to locate where and to what degree damage has been caused by a fault or blockage. Minimise downtime, save time & money and prevent unnecessary works being carried out with a pipe inspection camera.