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  1. 1st May 2009, 03:42 AM #1
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    hey woodies,
    i know it's the wrong forum but plumbers supposedly are too busy to post, wel that's what it looks like ???
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    does anyone know a rough estamet of pricing fo sewer/pipe inspections cost using latest camera tech !!!!!!!!!!,
    i'm presuming this is hourerly rate deal
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  3. 1st May 2009, 08:35 AM #2
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    We paid about $450 last year for a camera inspection when the sewer pipe got blocked. Guy was here for about hour and a half.
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    Wow, not a bad hourly rate,
    thanks Richard
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    most plumbers have a equipement fee then their hourly rate... eg. plumber in sydney will cost 75 up to 85 dollars per hour. but the equipement my have a "flagfall" of say $250 . dont forget there is also a minimum call out fee which may be $200...and that will cover you for 5min up to 2 .5 hours.
    this is all standard charging that most trades have. so i guess the trick is ask for a quote first then make the desicion to do it. mind you the price you have said is not rare.
    hope this helps
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  6. 1st May 2009, 12:21 PM #5
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    Hi,
    If you're only interested sewer related inspections try getting a price from one of the companies that specialise in cleaning blocked sewers and such. We had one last year to clear a blocked sewer and they were cheaper than a regular plumber.
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