Camera inspection for leaks The Hague
A camera in the pipe shows where the leak or blockage is — without breaking open the floor. Useful for recurring blockages, sewer smell or a leak you can't see.
What is a camera inspection?
We push a flexible camera into the drain or sewer. On the screen you see roots, fractures, subsidence or a leaking connection. That's different from guessing and smashing out tiles.
In The Hague, Rijswijk, Leidschenveen and Delft we often use this after or together with leak detection — detection finds moisture, the camera shows the inside of the pipe.
When do you need a camera?
- The drain blocks again, despite unblocking
- Sewer smell or gurgling drains
- Water meter showing usage with no taps open, suspected underground pipe leak
- The insurer or VvE wants visual evidence of the damage
Also read: blocked drain: DIY or call and drain unblocking The Hague.
Key points
Quick overview.
Picture in the pipe
You can see for yourself where the problem is.
No guesswork
We don't hack open 'somewhere'.
Report available
Still from the film for insurer or VvE.
Then repair
Flushing, relining or targeted opening.
Good to know
Short answers.
No. The head is small and flexible. We work via an access point, manhole or toilet — without demolition.
No. Leak detection measures moisture and temperature. Camera inspection films the inside of the pipe. They often complement each other.
In emergencies often yes in The Hague and Haaglanden. Call 070 783 0224.
Have the pipe filmed?
You get footage and a clear next step — price agreed upfront.