Inspection
Camera inspection is essential in order to properly diagnose what is in a network. Regardless of the nature of the mandate, the InspecVision team will be able to offer adapted and optimal solutions in order to have all the data the client needs.
Accurate and complete reports delivered quickly!
The reports issued following the inspection work make it possible to give an accurate picture of the functional and structural state of the sewer system and to make recommendations for corrective work if necessary. InspecVision uses the complete CTSpec software service as well as the cloud viewer in order to participate in work in real time and to meet all industry standards.
Since InspecVision is aware of the importance of deadlines and the accuracy of reports, the company is committed to always deliver its reports in a very fast time, without neglecting the quality of the information it includes. Customers will have a clear, accurate, and comprehensive report.
Since our trucks are equipped with the cutting edge of technology, our technicians/analysts can also produce, for construction contractors who request them, certified PACP/MACP/LACP reports in real time.
Installation or repair work
InspecVision is in a position to inspect sewer systems after installation or repair work, while respecting the standards established by the Bureau de Normalization du Québec (BNQ) (BNQ 1809-300 and BNQ 3680-125). These inspections are also certified according to the Pipeline Assessment and Certification Program (PACP).
Our cameras
For all its inspection and diagnostic work, InspecVision uses specialized cameras.
Self-propelled camera (diameter from 150 mm); the camera can be adjusted to all sorts of possible diameters.
Drain camera (diameter from 50 mm to 200 mm).
Professional 360 degree vision system RV-PRO 360 Rinnovision
Inspection types
InspecVision specializes in the inspection and evaluation of existing water and sewer systems. Thanks to self-propelled cameras and advanced technologies, InspecVision is in a position to make a diagnosis following the inspection of networks. With the detailed report provided at the end of the inspection, anomalies or other deficiencies are clearly exposed, in order to clearly identify the actions to be taken in order to solve the problem.
Regular maintenance of networks makes it possible to limit emergency interventions, which are often much more expensive.
Low air pressure test
InspecVision can also be responsible for testing the low air pressure of ducts up to 900mm.
PACP/MACP/LACP certified inspections — Report signed by an engineer
A televised inspection of manholes is used to make a diagnosis by checking the condition of the pipes. The cameras provide a 360 degree view and combined with MACP standards and CTSpec software, InspecVision can therefore provide a certified report and correct the anomalies noted during the inspection.
One tightness test can also be carried out during the inspection of manholes. By plugging the downstream and upstream pipes we fill it with water, it is thus possible to check that the joints are watertight.
InspecVision can also verify the ovalization of pipes using templates designed specifically for all pipe diameters. This check makes it possible to detect any deformation that exceeds the permitted percentage.
InspecVision also calculates the slopes of your network with absolute precision with their self-propelled camera, according to the state of your network. A report is then submitted.
In particular, the use of self-propelled cameras makes it possible to develop a plan for the location of your sewer network. In fact, the cameras are equipped with locators, which makes it possible to measure your infrastructures and plan them accurately.
It is possible to obtain high quality images of any underground electrical network thanks to the cameras and technical equipment used by InspecVision. A detailed report meeting the customer's requirements is then submitted, including the data necessary to fully understand a company's electrical network or in order to make any changes to the system.
Following a flood, infrastructure could be affected. This is why a post-flood inspection is necessary in order to verify the integrity of the infrastructures following an overflow.
When a drain seems clogged or obstructed, an inspection is necessary in order to properly diagnose the source of the problem in order to provide the necessary solution.
Benefit from the 360° camera inspection technique, where a specialized camera is used to provide a panoramic view of the underground infrastructure. This type of inspection is used in particular when inspecting manholes because it allows you to stop the image and zoom in on a defect or other anomaly in order to see it in more detail.