AUSTIN & SURROUNDING AREAS — SEWER & DRAIN DIAGNOSTICS

Drain & Sewer Diagnostics for Lago Vista & Austin-Area Homes

TruePoint uses camera inspection and targeted testing so Lago Vista and Austin homeowners can confirm drain and sewer issues before committing to major excavation or repair work.

TruePoint uses camera inspection and targeted testing to confirm drain and sewer issues before committing to major excavation or repair work.

Diagnostics-first drain and sewer diagnostics for Lago Vista and Austin. Camera inspection confirms main line vs. fixture issues before repairs are recommended.

  • Diagnostics-first drain and sewer diagnostics with camera inspection for residential lines
  • Best fit for Austin-area homeowners with slow drains, recurring backups, gurgling, or sewer odors
  • Not for commercial properties or severe sewage emergencies; residential, by appointment only
  • Next step: Start the diagnostic quiz or call 737-252-8129 for guidance
How We Diagnose Drain & Sewer Issues
Camera inspection
Visualize inside drain and sewer lines without digging
Locate blockages or damage
Pinpoint cracks, roots, or clogs in the line
Document findings
Camera footage + plain-language report
Licensed TX
Master Plumber
Non-invasive
when possible
Austin &
Surrounding Areas
Residential
only

What this service is

TruePoint helps Austin-area homeowners confirm the likely source of drain and sewer problems — whether in the main line or individual fixtures — before committing to invasive or expensive repairs.

Severe sewage backup: Stop using water and contact a licensed plumber or emergency services. This diagnostic service is for non-emergency, pre-repair confirmation.

Signs

Common signs

Any of these may indicate a drain or sewer issue worth investigating before repairs begin.

  • Slow drains throughout the home

    When multiple fixtures drain slowly, the issue is often in the main line rather than individual pipes.

  • Recurring backups in toilets or showers

    Repeat backups that clear temporarily often signal a partial blockage or root intrusion further in the line.

  • Gurgling sounds from drains

    Air trapped by a partial blockage or vent issue can produce gurgling after flushing or draining.

  • Sewage odors in or around the home

    Persistent sewer smell can indicate a cracked line, dry trap, or venting problem that warrants investigation.

  • Wet spots or sinkholes in the yard

    Soft or sunken ground near the sewer line path can indicate a leak or pipe collapse underground.

  • Water pooling in the yard

    Unexplained saturated areas away from irrigation zones may suggest a sewer line issue below grade.

How we test

Three methods form the core of our process. The combination depends on your situation.

Primary method

Camera inspection

A waterproof camera is fed through the drain or sewer line to show interior condition in real time — locating blockages, cracks, root intrusion, or pipe deformation without excavation.

Non-invasive · No digging
Support method

Flow & symptom testing

We assess which fixtures are affected and how they respond under load to distinguish main line issues from isolated fixture or vent problems.

Support method

Diagnostic testing

For cases where camera alone doesn't confirm the source, additional diagnostic testing can assess line integrity and narrow the location of damage or failure.

We confirm the likely source before any repair recommendation.

Deliverables

What you get

Every diagnostic includes a written report you can share with your contractor or use for documentation.

Texas Responsible Master PlumberRMP License #46545
  1. 01

    Findings summary

    Plain-language report of blockages, damage, or root intrusion found (when possible) with camera footage and supporting documentation.

  2. 02

    What was checked

    Documentation of all drain and sewer lines inspected with camera footage and test results.

  3. 03

    What was ruled out

    Sections inspected with no damage or blockage evidence found, helping narrow down the source.

  4. 04

    Next-step recommendation

    Clear guidance on recommended repair or maintenance approach with contractor documentation if needed.

Confirm the source before repairs begin.

Answer a few questions and we'll guide you to the right next step — or book directly.