Drain inspection was rarely used back in 1987 and was very expensive due to the regular break down and initial investment cost of the equipment. Today it has become second nature for Architects, Engineers and large concerns such as Scottish Water to insist on the inspection of either new or existing systems. Many drainage contractors’ do this work to various levels of quality, accuracy and standard. Drainflow have invested in high quality Austrian inspection equipment (Ipek Rovver) which links via a van based computer to record simultaneously both the footage and the full structural report in digital format. Both our push camera and tractorised systems link through this technology which allows for most of our work to be carried out using this method. We also own a battery powered remote system which records to a flash card to enable surveys to be undertaken from remote locations. We detail below the complete list of our equipment based in Aberdeen and as you will see we have invested over time in a complete range of spares i.e. cables and camera heads which means less down time when an occasional break down occurs. In 2008 a complete overhaul and upgrade of the tractors and camera heads was undertaken returning back profits to ensure quality of our service.