How to Read a Drain Camera Report: What the Codes Mean
Drain camera reports translate what a technician sees inside your pipes into a structured document. While every provider formats reports differently, most include consistent elements: footage/location data, a condition/defect coding system, and an assessment of what needs repair.
If you’ve ever received a report with unfamiliar terms like “CCTV grade,” “blockage,” or a string of numbers/abbreviations, this guide will help you interpret the codes and connect them to the right repair options.
1) The basics: location, orientation, and footage
Before decoding defect codes, confirm the report’s “where and how.” Look for details such as the start point (e.g., cleanout/manhole), pipe size/material (often inches/mm), distance measurements, and the camera’s direction.
Many reports show footage timestamps or distance-in-feet readings so you can ... Read more »
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