When To Scope a Home
Get one before you close on any home, especially older Ogden-area houses where clay, cast-iron, or Orangeburg laterals are common.
A sewer scope before closing can save you a five-figure surprise. Rhino Rooter scopes and documents the line for buyers and agents.
A pre-purchase sewer inspection is a recorded camera scope of a home's sewer lateral, performed before purchase so the buyer knows its condition.
Get one before you close on any home, especially older Ogden-area houses where clay, cast-iron, or Orangeburg laterals are common.
We feed the camera down the line from a cleanout to see the full lateral.
We record the run so you and your agent can review exactly what we saw.
We flag roots, cracks, bellies, or deteriorated material along the line.
We give you a report to inform the sale and your negotiation.
We scope the line from a cleanout, record the condition, flag roots, cracks, bellies, or deteriorated material, and give you a report to inform the sale.
A pre-purchase sewer scope is $250-$300, a small fraction of what a hidden sewer failure can cost after closing.
Skipping the scope means you could inherit a collapsed or root-destroyed lateral, often a five-figure repair, with no recourse.
We provide pre-purchase sewer inspection across Ogden, West Haven, Roy, North Ogden, and the surrounding Weber County area within 75-mile of West Haven.
Yes, especially older Ogden-area homes. A scope reveals roots, cracks, bellies, or Orangeburg pipe before you close, which is otherwise a hidden five-figure risk.
It's $250-$300 and includes a recorded report you can use in the transaction.
Yes, agents and buyers both schedule scopes with us; we provide a report suitable for the transaction.
Camera-verified work, quoted in writing before we start.