3.9 miles from our yard · Langhorne, PA
Sewer Camera Inspection in Langhorne
Cast-iron laterals from the 1960s corrode from the bottom up and clay ones take roots at the joints; both are common in township developments of that age, and both are invisible until a camera goes in. A sewer scope is a normal part of buying a house here and the right move after any second backup. Where a development went up in phases the lateral can cross an easement or a corner of a neighbor's lot on its way to the main, and its route is rarely where the owner assumes it is — the locator on the camera settles that before anyone digs.
The houses in Langhorne
Langhorne is two kinds of place with one name. The borough has a historic core of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century houses along its older streets, while Middletown Township around it filled in with colonials, split-levels and ranchers from the 1960s through the 1980s, plus newer developments near the highways. The township houses were built with the systems of their decade — forced-air furnaces, central air added a little later, 100-amp panels — and a great many of those systems are still original.
Getting there
3.9 miles from 5915 Bristol Emilie Rd, Levittown — straight-line, not a drive time, which depends on the day.
Also covered from here
Penndel · Middletown Township · Oxford Valley
When we answer
- Monday – Friday
- 8:00am – 5:00pm
- Saturday
- 8:00am – 1:00pm
- Emergencies
- 24 hours
Sewer Inspection in Langhorne: what we handle
- Schedule Your Inspection
- Camera Inserted into the Line
- Real-Time Video Footage
- Written Report Provided
- Honest Recommendations
What a call includes, the problems people describe, how a visit goes and the questions people ask are the same in every town, so they live on one page. All about sewer inspection.
An emergency in Langhorne? Call (215) 788-0803 — we answer 24 hours.