What makes this easier for you
Evidence you can actually see
I capture photos during the survey to show what is happening inside the drain. You get something concrete to review instead of vague assumptions.
Focused on pest entry points
I look at drains with pest activity in mind, not just general pipe condition. That helps me spot routes and defects that may be linked to the issue on your property.
Straight answers on next steps
I explain what the survey reveals in plain language. You can move forward with a clearer idea of repairs, proof, or further pest control work.
Find the hidden route pests are using
A drain camera survey helps me trace what is happening inside pipework when pests keep returning or you suspect an access point you cannot see. I carry out this work through Tom & Jerry Pest Control in West Drayton, using camera inspections to track drains and spot faults linked to pest activity. That can be useful when rats are moving through damaged pipework, when a smell suggests a hidden issue, or when you need clearer evidence before any repair work starts. I capture photos during the survey, so you can see the condition of the drain instead of relying on guesswork. My findings help pinpoint likely entry routes, damaged sections, and problem areas that need attention. You get a practical view of what is going on below ground and what to do next.
A closer look without unnecessary digging
My survey gives you a visual inspection of the drain run, which is often the quickest way to understand where a pest problem may be starting. I use the camera to check for breaks, gaps, and other defects that can give rodents a route in. Photos from inside the system create a clear record that can support repairs or further investigation. If you are dealing with repeat activity around kitchens, extensions, or external gullies, this kind of evidence can save time. I explain the results plainly, so you know which issue matters and which step should come next.
What you get from the survey
- Drain tracking for pest checks
- Visual inspection of problem areas
- Photos to document findings
- Help locating access routes
- Evidence for repair decisions
- Practical next-step guidance from Tom & Jerry Pest Control
Why this type of inspection matters
Hidden drain defects can keep a pest problem going even after treatment, because the access point stays open. My camera work helps uncover issues that are easy to miss from ground level or during a basic site check. Through Tom & Jerry Pest Control, I use these surveys to give you clearer evidence before money is spent on the wrong fix. In West Drayton, that can mean faster decisions and a more targeted plan for sorting the problem properly.
Frequently asked questions
When should I book a drain camera survey for a pest problem?
A survey is useful when pest activity keeps returning, especially if you suspect rodents may be travelling through drains or entering through damaged pipework. It can also help when you want evidence before arranging repairs.
Will I receive photos from the survey?
Yes, I capture photos to document what the camera finds inside the drain. These images help show problem areas clearly and support any recommendations I make.
Can a drain camera survey confirm where pests are getting in?
It can often help pinpoint likely access routes or defects that may be allowing pests through the drainage system. While every site is different, the survey gives a much clearer view than a surface inspection alone.
