A CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television) inspection involves a specialized camera that is mounted on a crawler and is carried through the pipe capturing high resolution images inside the pipe.
The laser profiler attachment, which is applied in the 100-year design life inspections, will precisely measure pipe diameter, deflection, deformation, debris, as well as identifying cracks or joint issues.
The CCTV report is a formal document created after our inspection is complete. The details include recorded video, photos, and written notes describing the internal conditions of the pipes, designed to assess functionality and identify any structural issues.
A CCTV inspection is performed whenever there is a need to verify that the system is functioning properly and remains compliant.
Using advanced CCTV technology, our team inspects sanitary and storm sewer pipes, as well as underground retention and detention basins, to assess functionality and identify any potential issues. After each inspection, we provide detailed reports, including video footage and photographs, to give clients a clear overview of their system’s condition.
PennDOT requires that all newly installed stormwater pipes undergo a 100-year design life inspection. This inspection includes a CCTV inspection followed by a laser profile to precisely measure pipe diameter, deflection, deformation, and cracks or joint issues. The non-contact laser profiling ensures an accurate assessment of the pipe’s condition. YQS utilizes state-of-the-art technology to perform these inspections per PennDOT PTM No. 450, Section 3.
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