Clear insight into the condition of your pipe network
Understanding the condition of underground infrastructure is the first step towards making the right maintenance, repair or rehabilitation decision.
Recore provides specialist CCTV pipe inspections to identify defects, deterioration, blockages and other issues within wastewater, stormwater and underground pipe networks.
By capturing a detailed view from inside the pipeline, CCTV inspections give asset owners the information needed to assess condition, investigate problems, and plan future works with confidence.
What is a CCTV pipe inspection?
A CCTV pipe inspection uses specialist camera equipment to visually inspect a pipeline's internal condition without excavation.
The camera travels through the pipe, capturing footage that identifies and records defects and areas of concern.
CCTV inspections can help identify issues such as:
- Cracks and fractures
- Displaced or damaged joints
- Root intrusion
- Blockages and debris
- Infiltration and water ingress
- Pipe deformation or deterioration
- Areas requiring repair or further assessment
The information gathered provides a clear picture of the pipe’s current condition and can help determine whether cleaning, patch repair, relining or another rehabilitation solution is required.
Why choose Recore’s CCTV pipe inspections?
Identify problems early
Detect defects or deterioration before failures occur
Make informed decisions
Understand the asset's condition before taking action
Target repairs
Pinpoint the location and extent of defects accurately
Reduce unnecessary excavation
Investigate infrastructure internally without the need to dig
Support asset planning
Information helps determine longer-term management decisions
From inspection to the right solution
CCTV inspection is often the starting point for effective pipe rehabilitation.
Once we understand the pipeline condition, Recore can help determine the most appropriate next step.
Our broader trenchless rehabilitation capability means we assess the asset's condition first, rather than applying the same solution to every pipeline.
