Point Loma's post-war housing stock relies on sewer laterals installed during the same rapid construction period as the supply plumbing — the 1940s through 1960s. These are predominantly cast iron drain and sewer lines, with some older sections in clay tile. Cast iron has a unique failure mode: it corrodes from the inside out, developing rough, scale-covered interior surfaces that catch waste and create chronic clog conditions while the exterior appears intact. By the time a cast iron sewer line shows visible exterior damage, the interior may be severely compromised.Homewerx inspects Point Loma sewer laterals with HD cameras that travel the full length of the pipe, documenting interior condition in detail. For cast iron, we assess wall thickness, corrosion severity, joint condition, and remaining service life. For clay tile sections, we check for root intrusion, joint separation, and alignment. The resulting video and report give you a clear picture of your sewer infrastructure's condition and inform decisions about repair, lining, or replacement.