HOA and Multi-Unit Sewer and Drain Inspection
Condos and townhomes share lines. When one fails, the whole building feels it, so inspect the shared pipes on a schedule.
- Home Buyers & Property
- Video recorded
- Middle Tennessee
RECCH 0600:00:00HOA and Multi-Unit Drain Inspection explained.
In a multi-unit building, a single shared main serves many homes. A root mass or break in that main backs up the lowest unit first, and the cost lands on the association.
We camera the shared mains, laterals and storm lines for HOAs, condo boards and property managers, record the findings by line and building, and help the board decide what to clean, repair or budget for.
The deliverables.
Board-ready reports
Findings by building and line.
Prevents unit-level floods
Catch problems in shared pipes early.
Reserve planning
Data to budget repairs in advance.
Documentation
A baseline for contractors and insurers.
Surface vs camera: collapsed pipe
Above ground Camera viewIllustrative visual. Drag the handle to slide between what you see above ground and what the camera sees below.
How it runs.
A clear sequence from first look to final walkthrough.
- 01
Map the lines
Work with the manager to identify shared pipes.
- 02
Scope each line
Camera from manholes and cleanouts.
- 03
Log by building
Findings and footage organized for the board.
- 04
Prioritize
Which lines need action now, which later.
Often paired with this.
FILE A-08 InspectStorm Drain InspectionStorm lines carry rain away from roofs, lots and streets. If they fail, water goes where you do…Open file 
FILE E-05 VerifyAnnual Maintenance ScopeThe same line, scoped each year, shows change over time. Small problems are cheap to watch and expensive…Open file 
FILE B-05 PropertyRental PropertiesTenant turnover is the cheapest time to scope a line. Find the problem before the next backup call…Open file 
FILE E-03 VerifyCleaning & Hydro-JettingHigh-pressure water scours grease, scale and roots from the pipe wall, and the camera proves what it did.Open file Read more on this topic.
FIELD NOTE 032 Commercial & MaintenanceDrain Maintenance for Multi-Unit BuildingsShared lines make shared problems. How boards and managers can stay ahead of them.2 min read FIELD NOTE 035 Commercial & MaintenanceAn Annual Sewer Maintenance ScheduleA simple yearly routine for homes, rentals and businesses that keeps small problems small.2 min read FIELD NOTE 033 Commercial & MaintenanceHydro-Jetting Before a Camera InspectionWhen the pipe is too dirty to see, cleaning first gets you a real look.2 min read HOA & Multi-Unit FAQ.
Do you attend board meetings?
We can discuss findings with the board and answer questions. Ask when you book.
Can you work around residents?
Yes. We coordinate access and notify residents when needed.
Do you inspect storm lines too?
Yes, storm lines and catch basins on the property are part of many HOA scopes.
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