Introduction to Sewer Scoping at the 2020 Professional Inspectors Convention

Learn how to make more profit per inspection by adding this ancillary inspection. This class recording, from the 2020 Professional Inspectors Convention, is designed to show home inspectors the profit potential of adding sewer scoping to their ancillary services. It will give them a general idea of what a sewer scope inspection consists of, what the inspector should look for, and a basic understanding of sewer line materials and the common defects associated with different types of sewer lines. The class also discusses what to look for in a camera system.

[@ljevans5993]

You come across as a jack of all trades, but master of none !

[@internachi]

Thank you.

[@darrellfreshour7432]

Thank you Jim! You are awesome!

[@internachi]

Jim Krumm is the best sewer scope trainer.

[@Mark-ix5vp]

What a great tutorial.. I just learned a lot then thank you 🙏

[@internachi]

Glad it was helpful!

[@brandendernell5914]

Thank you! Question: We've had plumbers on many of our basement remodels break into cast iron lines and leave jagged edges inside the Fernco. Is there a rubber sleeve that could be placed over the spring so it wouldn't get caught? Or does that reduce the function of the camera too much? Thanks.

[@internachi]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

[@acihawaii]

Which sewer camera are you using ?
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[@internachi]

I'd reach out to the presenter.

[@valleyhomeinspectors3839]

I can vouch on buy one cry once. By a GOOD camera. I think you can find a decent one for around 4000 though.

[@internachi]

Nice.

[@aaronerickson8878]

600 dollar camera gang checking in

[@internachi]

Not sure what you mean.

[@aaronerickson8878]

@@internachi Meaning I bought one of those cheap cameras you warned about. It's not the best but it works, when I get more money I'll invest in a better one for sure.

[@jessespad]

@@aaronerickson8878 What camera you bought? We just got a Scout 3. Kinda cheap compared to the Nick Gromicko or the Rigid.