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A well casing camera inspection is used to visually evaluate the interior condition of a private well when requested by lenders, buyers, or other parties involved in a real estate transaction. This service provides a recorded visual review of the well casing, water column, and accessible downhole components to help identify observable conditions that may affect underwriting decisions or buyer confidence.
Camera inspections are commonly requested when there are concerns about well integrity, unknown construction details, prior repairs, or as part of additional due diligence during a home sale. The inspection documents visible conditions such as casing material, apparent joints, obstructions, sediment, or signs of structural issues within the limits of camera access.
This service is observational only and does not involve repairs, alterations, or guarantees regarding well performance or water quality. Findings reflect conditions at the time of inspection and are documented for informational and real estate review purposes only.
Well casing camera inspections are often coordinated alongside real estate well water testing in North Carolina to provide additional context during inspection and underwriting review.