What Are The Advantages Of Our Drain Camera Hire Service?
Thursday, 19 January 2023
Our Drain Camera Hire Service At Scanprobe, we offer a fantastic drain camera hire service. You can choose from a range of pushrod camera systems, all of which come in different lengths. So, whether you require our TrapJumper (40m), Maxprobe (60m), Maxprobe XL (100m) or Maxprobe 120 (120m) camera, we are sure that we have
How Does Drain Reporting Software Help With Drain Inspections?
Wednesday, 17 August 2022
Benefits Of Drain Reporting Software When it comes to drain inspections, it is often difficult to explain the results to consumers and convince them that follow up maintenance is necessary. This is why drain reporting software is proving itself to be extremely valuable. In this blog post, we at Scanprobe are going to detail the
Four reasons why your drains may become blocked – Blog
Monday, 25 October 2021
One of the most dreaded home chores is clearing a clog in the drainage. Even though you would wish never to go down that lane, it is inevitable to face the problem of blocked drainage sometime in your life. Clearing blocked pipelines can be a very time-consuming and costly task to carry out on your
Drain Survey Equipment
Friday, 23 October 2020
Drain Inspection Camera: Why It’s the Best Equipment to Locate Plumbing Issues Using a CCTV camera will allow you to see exactly what’s going on inside your pipes. Here’s why a drain inspection camera is the best equipment to locate plumbing issues: Multipurpose Understanding: Often, CCTV drain cameras are used to inspect your pipes, thereby
Diving Deep Into Inspection Camera Issues
Thursday, 15 October 2020
Imagine this: You’re kneeling in dry, dusty grass right beside a cleanout, pushing your Scanprobe pipe inspection system slowly down into the drain. The pushrod is a little bit slippery, but thankfully stiff; it’s flexible enough to enable you to tackle the 90-degree turn at the base of the cleanout and then coax it in
Your Definitive Guide to Grease Traps
Wednesday, 12 August 2020
When grease, oil, and fat are poured into the sink and go down the drain, overflow and sewer blockages may occur. Overflows cause the sewage in its raw form to be spilled onto sidewalks and city streets along with storm drains, which ultimately end up in the bay or on your property. This is a
Drain surveys: Can I do them myself?
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Did you recently move into a new house and just want to check it out, or is poor drainage bothering you, and you’re not sure what the problem is? If yes, try hiring someone to carry out a CCTV survey of your property drains. This survey will enable you to identify your drains need repairing
Your basic guide to a drain scan
Saturday, 16 May 2020
To sustain and prolong the condition of your drains, it is important to be aware of what’s happening inside your pipes. A drain scan is the best way to do it. What’s a drain scan? In simple words, a drain scan is a detailed inspection of your drainage system using high-tech cameras that are inserted