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CCTV camera inspections specialists
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Core Leak Detection goes beyond standard leak detection by offering advanced CCTV camera inspections. Using high-definition cameras attached to flexible rods, our experts can navigate through bends and pipelines to thoroughly inspect your plumbing systems to identify hidden issues such as blockages, cracks, or other damage that might otherwise go unnoticed. This precise approach helps detect problems early, saving you time, money, and unnecessary disruptions. We are based in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town and render our professional services to the greater Western Cape area.
We have a thorough knowledge of CCTV camera inspections and facility location
Advanced equipment to pinpoint the problem
Qualified staff with a shared vision for customer service
Complete one-stop solution – full spectrum of plumbing and maintenance services
No job is too big or too small
Our 4-step drainage CCTV inspection process
Initial assessment
Feeding the camera
Live feed analysis
Detailed reporting
Trusted by owners across Cape Town
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Benefits of pipeline CCTV camera inspections
For those who’d like a deeper understanding, explore our expert articles for valuable insights, practical tips, and expert guidance on prevention, maintenance, and best practices.
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What can be seen with a CCTV camera inspection?
Breaks in drain lines – Detect cracks or fractures in the pipeline which can lead to leaks and structural issues.
Blockages or obstructions – Identify build-ups or foreign objects that hinder the flow of water or waste, preventing efficient drainage.
Any defects in the line – Spot anomalies like misaligned joints, tree root intrusions, or corrosion that can compromise the pipeline’s functionality.
Newly installed drainage – Verify the quality and proper installation of new drainage systems, ensuring they meet standards.
Negative falls – Recognize areas where the gradient doesn’t allow for optimal water flow, leading to potential stagnation or backflow.
















