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Drain Inspection Report
18 Bourke Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
Inspection date
26/08/2026
Client
A. Whitfield
Operator
J. Smith
Line inspected
  • Main sewer — house to boundaryLength inspected: 21 m12 findings

Repairs recommended

We found twelve problems along 21 m of pipe. One section needs repair.

Findings
12most serious: High
Coverage
Whole pipe, start to finish.
Survey
CCTV camera, recorded on withdrawalCamera RIDGID SeeSnake Compact2Pipe service Sanitary sewerPre-cleaning High-pressure jetting completed before the surveyFlow condition Low / serviceable during survey

This shows the pipe as it was on the day of the inspection.

Main sewer

Explore your pipe

Footage recorded as the camera was pulled back; distances measured from the Inspection Opening.

Route:
House to boundary
Material:
Vitrified clay
Diameter:
100 mm
Length inspected:
21 m
  1. Inspection startInspection Opening
  2. 5.4 mPipe connectionReference feature
  3. 9 mPipe connectionReference feature
  4. 11 mMaterial changeReference feature
  5. 11.5 mMaterial changeReference feature
  6. 16.5 mMaterial changeReference feature
  7. 20 mMaterial changeReference feature
  8. 21.5 mInspection pointReference feature
  9. Inspection finishBoundary Shaft · 21 m

Footage recorded as the camera was pulled back; distances measured from the Inspection Opening.

A distance is recorded past the 21 m length inspected, so the scale runs on to 21.5 m.

Severity grading Severity reflects the inspector's condition grade.
2Low3Moderate4High5Critical
Main sewer — house to boundaryVitrified clay · 100 mm · 21 m
  1. StartInspection OpeningStart of run
  2. 4 mMisaligned pipe jointOJT
    3Moderate

    Offset joint

    Observed
    Two lengths of pipe no longer line up where they meet, leaving a step.
    Why it matters
    The step can snag debris and may allow roots or ground water in, which can lead to blockages over time.
    CCTV frame at 4 m
    4 m
  3. 5 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    3Moderate

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 5 m
    5 m
  4. 5 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    3Moderate

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 5 m
    5 m
  5. 5.4 mPipe connection (branch)JNC
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 5.4 m
  6. 5.5 mMisaligned pipe jointOJT
    3Moderate

    Offset joint

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 4 m
    CCTV frame at 5.5 m
    5.5 m
  7. 6 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    4High

    Root ingress

    Observed
    Roots are growing in through a join or gap in the pipe 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.
    CCTV frame at 6 m
    6 m
  8. 7.6 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    3Moderate

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 7.6 m
    7.6 m
  9. 8 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    2Low

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 8 m
    8 m
  10. 9 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    2Low

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 9 m
    9 m
  11. 9 mPipe connection (branch)JNC
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 9 m
  12. 11 mChange in pipe materialCMA
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 11 m
  13. 11.5 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    4High

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 11.5 m
    11.5 m
  14. 11.5 mChange in pipe materialCMA
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 11.5 m
  15. 12 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    3Moderate

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 12 m
    12 m
  16. 13.5 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    3Moderate

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 13.5 m
    13.5 m
  17. 14.5 mTree roots entering the pipeRTS
    3Moderate

    Root ingress

    Also recorded at
    Explained at 6 m
    CCTV frame at 14.5 m
    14.5 m
  18. 16.5 mChange in pipe materialCMA
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 16.5 m
  19. 20 mChange in pipe materialCMA
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 20 m
  20. 21.5 mInspection pointIO
    No grade — pipe feature
    CCTV frame at 21.5 m
  21. FinishBoundary Shaft21 m · end of run
Code guide
CMA Change in pipe materialIO Inspection pointJNC Pipe connection (branch)OJT Misaligned pipe jointRTS Tree roots entering the pipe

About severity

How serious each finding is, from the inspector’s grading. What to do about it is in the recommendations.

  • LowA minor condition, but still worth knowing about.
  • ModerateA clear defect affecting the pipe at this point.
  • HighA serious defect affecting the pipe or how well it drains.
  • CriticalThe worst grade: the pipe has failed, or is close to failing, at this point.

What we recommend

Our advice, based on what the camera found.

Main sewer — house to boundary

Full inspection footage

Watch it all, or jump to any finding.The full camera run is online. Scan the code on this report to watch it.

Itemised quote

Our price for the recommended work

ItemQtyUnit priceAmount
Set up and access, CIPP lining rig1 each × $3,200.001 each$3,200.00$3,200.00
Jetting and root cutting, 5.0–14.5 m1 each × $580.001 each$580.00$580.00
CIPP liner, 100 mm — 5.0–14.5 m9.5 m × $550.009.5 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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