Root ingress
- Also recorded at
- Explained at 13.50 m
SAMPLE REPORT — ILLUSTRATIVE DATA
Outcome
Repair attention recommended
Five reportable issues were recorded over 21.0 m. Repair work is recommended for one section.
5 reportable issues, placed along the run
21.0 m inspected · 5 reportable issues · Highest grade 5 Critical
5 issue locations identified1 Critical2 High2 Moderate
Severity grading Severity reflects the inspector's condition grade (1–5).
1Minimal2Low3Moderate4High5Critical
Inspection coverage: The full run was inspected — 21.0 m from the start node to the finish node.
Inspection record
Everything the camera recorded, in order along the pipe. Open any issue for what it is and what it means.
Main sewer — house to boundaryVitrified clay · 100 mm · 21.0 m
- StartInspection OpeningStart of run
11.50 m Root ingress
- Also recorded at
- Explained at 13.50 m
11.50 m Root ingress
- Also recorded at
- Explained at 13.50 m
11.50 m Root ingress
- Also recorded at
- Explained at 13.50 m
12.00 m Root ingress
- Observed
- The camera showed tree or shrub roots growing into the pipe through a join or opening in the wall.
- Why it matters
- Roots catch debris and can cause repeat blockages, and over time they widen the opening and let still more roots in.
- Recommended action
- Reline 5.0–14.5 m · Repair recommended · Within 3 months
13.50 m - FinishBoundary Shaft21.0 m · end of run
Recommended actions
1 repair recommended. Each item below lists the issues it addresses.
Contractor’s recommendationProfessional opinion — separate from the recorded observations above.
Reline 5.0–14.5 m
AddressesTree roots entering the pipe 11.50 m – 13.50 m
Roots are getting in at several joints along the same stretch of clay pipe. Cutting them out on its own will not stop them coming back, so the fix is to cut and clear the full length, then reline it as one run from 5.0 m to 14.5 m. That seals every joint in that section at once.
Construction & inspection details
Diameter100 mm
Pipe materialVitrified clay
Total length21.0 m
Pipe serviceSanitary sewer
Inspection details
- Inspector
- J. Smith
- Date
- 26/08/2026
- Method
- CCTV camera, recorded on withdrawal
- Camera
- RIDGID SeeSnake Compact2
- Pre-cleaning
- High-pressure jetting completed before the survey
- Flow condition
- Low / serviceable during survey
- Sections
- 1
About this inspection
Observations are recorded by their location along the pipe, in metres from the inspection start, and graded for severity. Findings reflect the condition at the time and locations inspected.
CredentialsLIC: 123456C
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Full inspection footage
The complete camera run. Jump to any observation using the list below the player.The complete camera run. Each observation below is listed with its position in the recording; scan the code in the footer to watch it.
Main sewer — house to boundary5 chapters
Itemised quote
Our price for the recommended work
| Item | Qty | Unit price | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set up and access, CIPP lining rig | 1 each | $3,200.00 | $3,200.00 |
| Jetting and root cutting, 5.0–14.5 m | 1 each | $580.00 | $580.00 |
| CIPP liner, 100 mm — 5.0–14.5 m | 9.5 m | $550.00 | $5,225.00 |
| Subtotal | $9,005.00 | ||
| GST (10%) | $900.50 | ||
| Total | $9,905.50 | ||
Valid until 09/10/2026.
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