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Sewer Camera Inspection in Dallas, GA

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See inside the drain line under your Dallas home before deciding on a fix.

Sewer backup in Dallas?
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The City of Dallas runs its own wastewater treatment plant, and its Public Works sewer division handles main-line and service-line backups and blockages. When a backup is in your own drain line, a sewer camera inspection films it to show roots, grease, sags or cracks and where they are. Call the number on this page to be connected with a local plumber in Dallas.

Plumber running a sewer camera with a monitor showing root intrusion, sewer camera inspection in Dallas, GA

What happens when you call

The number on this page connects you with an independent local plumber who serves Dallas. You will be asked which fixtures are slow, whether anything has overflowed and whether you have contacted the city. If the line is full, the plumber clears it first. The camera then travels from the cleanout down the line, and a transmitter in its head lets the plumber mark trouble spots on the ground. You can watch the monitor as it goes and ask what you are seeing.

What affects cost

  • Whether there is a cleanout or the camera enters through a toilet
  • Whether clearing or jetting is needed first
  • Length of the run and number of turns
  • Surface locating and saving the recording
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Dallas conditions

Dallas, the Paulding County seat, has its own wastewater treatment plant, and Public Works' sewer maintenance division handles sewer cleaning and repair, including main-line and service-line backups and blockages inside the city. That makes the city a good first call when a backup could be on the public side. The city also runs a commercial fats, oils and grease program, a reminder that grease is a leading cause of sewer blockages. On camera, grease looks like a pale, waxy lining that narrows the pipe.

Dallas has grown fast; its population roughly tripled between 2000 and 2020, and the median home was built in 2002. About 17% predate 1980, mostly near the historic downtown. Newer homes typically have plastic drain lines that resist roots but can sag or separate where soil settled.

Short checklist

  • Call Public Works if you suspect a city-side backup
  • Stop running water until the line is clear
  • Uncover the cleanout cap if you know where it is
  • Note which fixtures acted up first
  • Ask for the video before the plumber leaves

If a repair follows inside city limits, City of Dallas Community Development issues plumbing permits, with inspections handled by Bureau Veritas. Properties outside city limits fall under Paulding County. Keep the footage; it helps when comparing quotes. If the camera shows the problem is in the city's line rather than yours, share it with Public Works so the sewer division can deal with its side.

Sewer Camera Inspection questions in Dallas

Who do I call if the backup seems to be in the public sewer?
City of Dallas Public Works handles sewer cleaning and repair, including main-line and service-line backups, inside the city.
Does grease buildup show on a sewer camera?
Yes. It looks like a pale, waxy lining that narrows the pipe. Dallas runs a fats, oils and grease program because grease causes blockages.
My home is fairly new. Can its sewer line still have problems?
Yes. Most Dallas homes date from 2002 or later, and plastic lines can sag, separate or collect grease and wipes.
Does a repair found on camera need a permit?
Inside city limits, City of Dallas Community Development issues plumbing permits. Outside city limits, Paulding County handles them.

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