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A video camera sewer and drain inspection can detect issues such as root intrusion, cracks, misaligned pipes, blockages, and corrosion that traditional methods might miss.

Some eco-friendly faucet options that can help conserve water and reduce utility bills include low-flow aerators, sensor-activated faucets, and WaterSense certified faucets.

To keep your sump pump in optimal condition and extend its lifespan, it is recommended to:<br /><br />1. Test the sump pump regularly by pouring water into the sump pit to ensure it activates properly.<br />2. Clean the sump pit and remove any debris that may obstruct the pump.<br />3. Check the pump and float switch for proper operation and make any necessary repairs or replacements.<br />4. Ensure the discharge pipe is clear of obstructions and directs water away from the foundation.<br />5. Consider installing a backup power source, such as a battery backup or generator, to ensure the pump functions during power outages.<br />6. Have a licensed plumber inspect the sump pump annually to identify any potential issues and perform maintenance as needed.