Coronado's sewer infrastructure reflects the island's long building history. Homes in the Village built in the late 1800s and early 1900s typically have clay tile sewer laterals — the pipe connecting the home to the city main. Mid-century properties often have cast iron drain and sewer lines. Both materials have finite lifespans, and most of Coronado's sewer laterals are well past their designed service life. Clay tile joints separate and allow root intrusion. Cast iron corrodes from the inside out, developing rust scale that restricts flow while appearing intact on the surface.Homewerx deploys high-definition, self-leveling sewer cameras through an existing cleanout to document the full length of your sewer lateral in real-time video. The camera records pipe material, diameter, joint condition, and any defects — including cracks, root intrusion, bellies (low spots where waste accumulates), corrosion, offset joints, and blockages. You receive a copy of the HD video and a written condition report documenting every defect with its precise location measured from the access point. This information is essential for targeted repair planning and provides a baseline record for comparison in future years.