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Sewer Lateral CCTV Inspection Report
A Sewer Lateral CCTV Inspection Report documents a closed-circuit television inspection of a building drain or sewer lateral, recording defects and their location, severity, and recommended remedy. Commonly used for point-of-sale, pre-purchase, and blockage/backup investigations.
No universal statutory basis; many municipal "private sewer lateral" ordinances and point-of-sale programs require inspection by a technician holding current NASSCO PACP/LACP certificationValid: One-off (condition report, no expiry)
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What it covers
- Line type, pipe material, and length inspected
- Distance-referenced observations (root intrusion, cracks, offsets, blockage, corrosion, etc.)
- Overall condition and recommended remedy
- Technician NASSCO PACP/LACP certification number
Who needs a Sewer CCTV Report?
Home buyers and sellers
Real estate agents and escrow companies
Plumbing contractors
Municipal sewer lateral compliance programs
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Frequently asked questions about Sewer CCTV Report
Why do some cities require a sewer lateral inspection before selling a house?
A number of US municipalities operate "private sewer lateral" ordinances that require the lateral to be inspected and, if defective, repaired before a property changes hands — this protects the public sewer system from root intrusion and infiltration. Check your local ordinance for whether this applies to your sale.
What is NASSCO LACP?
NASSCO's Lateral Assessment Certification Program (LACP) is the North American industry standard for coding sewer lateral defects seen on CCTV inspection. Many municipal and point-of-sale inspection programs require the technician to hold current LACP certification for the report to be accepted.