Anthony Pacilla recalls a service call at a college where water was surfacing through an 8-inch slab and carpeting in a basement. The source problem was a mystery to all the plumbing firms that preceded Pacilla.
“They either didn’t have the right equipment or they dug up the wet spot and couldn’t find any piping,” says Pacilla, vice president at McVehil Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning in Washington, Pennsylvania.
But Pacilla went to work with one of his go-to tools, a RIDGID SeeSnake inspection camera, and was able to nail down the issue.
“We put the SeeSnake down each and every storm drain,
