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New Blog Post from FlowProOC
Sewer Scope Inspection in Fullerton, CA
What Homeowners & Buyers Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
Mature trees and aging pipes are a common combination in Fullerton's established neighborhoods.
Hi {{first_name}},
We just published a new resource your buyers and sellers in Fullerton will find useful — a breakdown of why sewer scope inspections matter in North OC's older housing stock, what the camera commonly finds, and how to use the inspection in a real estate transaction.
A few highlights from the post:
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Fullerton's housing stock: A large share of homes were built between the 1940s–70s with original clay or cast iron laterals that have never been inspected.
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Tree canopy risk: Jacarandas and ficus trees along Harbor and Brea Blvd are beautiful — and notorious for root intrusion into aging pipes.
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For your transactions: Sewer line replacements in Fullerton run $4,000–$15,000+. A scope before close gives buyers real negotiating information.
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Live camera footage at 77 ft — clay pipe offset, a common finding in pre-1970 Fullerton homes.
Every FlowProOC inspection includes an on-site walkthrough of findings in plain language, plus a detailed PDF report emailed within 24 hours — documentation your clients can use at the negotiating table.
Camera deployed at the cleanout — full line inspection completed in under an hour.
Thanks for reading, and feel free to pass this along to any buyers or sellers who could use it.
— The FlowProOC Team
FlowProOC.com | 714-992-6363
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