Arnavutköy Sewer Camera Inspection

The source of a blockage is sometimes hidden in the construction debris of a new complex, and sometimes in a poorly sloped line running to an old manhole in the garden. At Cantley we tell these apart with a camera, without leaving it to guesswork. The team first follows the line on site and explains the cause of the problem to you, then moves on to unclogging the drain as needed. That way you know from the start whether any digging will be necessary.

In village homes the kitchen and bathroom drains were added later, so they are often connected to the garden manhole by lines with too little slope. In this kind of line grease cools and sticks to the inner wall as it builds up, and the manhole cover sometimes has to be found by digging through the soil first. In the production areas around Hadımköy, canteen water, fine dust and rainwater from wide roofs can all collect in the same line. In large buildings like these, if there is no layout drawing, we follow the line by camera and map the connections ourselves.

A site management may report that the drain on the same shared stack backs up after every rainfall in one of the new blocks. The camera shows whether the line holds construction debris, a collapsed pipe or roots, and then the necessary section is opened up. A shop on the main street may notice that its kitchen drain runs slowly and want to know whether the problem is in its own line or in the external connection. In garden homes in Taşoluk and Bolluca, roots can get into old pipes, so the camera first checks the joint where the roots begin.