Pipe Camera Inspection in Tallinn — HD Video Diagnostics

A pipe camera inspection is a modern diagnostic method that lets you see the inside of a drainage or water supply system without opening walls, breaking concrete or digging up ground. Our professional camera head transmits a real-time HD image to the specialist's screen — pinpointing the exact location and cause of a fault within minutes. The result: you save time, money and unnecessary structural damage. A camera inspection is needed in many different situations. Recurring blockages — if the same drain keeps blocking every few months, the camera reveals whether the culprit is grease build-up, root intrusion, a displaced joint or incorrect gradient. Leak detection — the camera identifies exactly where a pipe has a crack, hole or loose connection. Before buying a flat or house — pipe condition is invisible to the naked eye, yet repair costs can run into thousands. A camera inspection gives buyers an objective picture. Before renovation — we know precisely which sections are worth repairing and which need full replacement. After hydro-jetting — we verify that the pipe is clean and intact. For housing associations — a single inspection maps the entire pipe network condition. Our camera system reaches up to 100 metres and passes through pipes from 50 mm diameter upwards. For larger diameters (110–315 mm) we use the appropriate camera head, enabling work in outdoor sewer manholes and large-diameter mains. We record the full inspection on video, and you keep a copy — useful documentation for your insurance company, housing association, building supervisor and future repair planning. The inspection is fast — the whole procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes. We give immediate on-site recommendations: whether hydro-jetting is enough, a spot repair (fitting replacement) is needed, or a full pipe section must be replaced. You get a clear cost picture before anything is broken open. Camera inspection combined with hydro-jetting and leak detection provides a full pipe audit, forming the basis for a long-term maintenance plan. We serve all Tallinn districts and Harjumaa municipalities.