Built to give buyers, sellers, and agents clear, honest, unbiased information about what's actually going on underground.
Most sewer scope inspections in Metro Detroit are performed by plumbing companies — companies that also sell the repairs when the scope finds a problem.
That creates a built-in conflict of interest.
The same company identifying the issue is often the one recommending — and profiting from — the fix.
At the same time, many home inspection companies treat sewer scopes as an afterthought. They may not carry the right equipment, may not be focused on the line itself, or may only perform a quick, surface-level look as part of a much larger inspection.
And in both cases, the person relying on that information — the buyer, the seller, the agent — is left hoping nothing was missed.
Before starting MI Sewer Scopers, I spent years working closely with buyers, sellers, agents, and contractors in real estate transactions.
I saw the same patterns over and over:
And then it became personal.
I purchased a home without having a sewer scope performed — something I knew better than to skip. After closing, I found myself dealing with a sewer issue that could have been identified beforehand.
What should have been a simple transaction turned into a repair I had to take on myself.
That experience reinforced something I had already been seeing in the field:
Sewer lines are one of the most overlooked — and most expensive — risks in real estate.
MI Sewer Scopers was built to solve that problem the right way.
Not as an add-on.
Not as a side service.
Not as a way to generate repair work.
But as a dedicated diagnostic company focused on one thing:
Giving people clear, honest, and unbiased information about what's actually going on underground.
We intentionally structured this company differently.
And that's by design.
Because when we perform an inspection, our only job is to show you:
You take that information and decide what to do next — with whoever you trust.
We work with:
When you work with MI Sewer Scopers, you're getting: