Cameras sell jobs.
In the old days, drain cleaners could only describe what they thought was the cause of a sewer failure. Sewer difficulties are usually numerous and subtle with a cumulative effect resulting in slow or no drainage. We couldn't tell the true condition of the line, or the exact extent of the damage. Giving a firm bid was problematic. That level of uncertainty looses sales. Cameras remove that uncertainty to a large degree; they are your salesmen. When selling sewer work, seeing is believing and a picture is worth a thousand words. Think of your camera's monitor as a teacher's blackboard. Your customer can now see the reasons that justify repair dollars. It's an impressive, hi-tech presentation.

Jetters are in a class all by themselves
Jetters are the ultimate tools for removing grease and sludge. The large drain cleaning companies are already issuing jetters on most of their trucks. They are popular for restaurant maintenance and residential kitchen and laundry drains. A jetter actually scrubs the interior perimeter of a pipe. These machines can restore an old kitchen drain to nearly its original capacity. Jetter jobs are best suited for lines conveying fats, oils and soaps or where residues can accumulate. Grease stoppages are pulverized and liquefied allowing the waste to be flushed downstream.