Sewer camera notes by area

Sunny Hills is not Amerige Heights. Housing age, pipe material, slopes and street trees change from one part of Fullerton to the next, and so do the questions worth asking before a camera goes in.

Start here Sewer camera notes: Sunny Hills Sunny Hills is an established residential area of Fullerton where many homes date from the mid-century building years. Here is what that tends to mean underground.

Sewer camera notes: Golden Hills
Golden Hills is a hillside residential area of Fullerton. Slopes, landscaping and lot layout can all affect how a sewer camera inspection and locate go.
Sewer camera notes: Raymond Hills
Raymond Hills is an established Fullerton neighborhood with many older homes and mature trees, a combination that makes the sewer lateral worth a look.
Sewer camera notes: Downtown Fullerton
Downtown Fullerton mixes some of the city's oldest buildings with homes, shops and restaurants. Older laterals and busy, built-up lots shape how a camera inspection goes.
Sewer camera notes: Amerige Heights
Amerige Heights is a newer planned community compared with most of Fullerton. Newer pipe changes the usual concerns, but a camera can still answer real questions.
Sewer camera notes: Coyote Hills
The Coyote Hills area in north Fullerton has hillside homes built across different periods. Lot slope and landscaping matter as much as pipe age here.