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How Kiwi Plumbers Use Drain Cameras to Diagnose Pipe Problems (Field Guide)
No guesswork. Just clear answers.
The Razorback Drain Camera lets you see inside the pipe, pinpoint the issue, and show clients exactly what’s going on. Less digging, faster fixes, and a more professional job from start to finish.
Perfect for Kiwi plumbers who want to work smarter, not harder. Read the full guide.
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Drain Cameras for Plumbers NZ: How the Right Inspection Camera Helps Win More Repair Work
When customers see the problem, everything clicks. No guessing. No back-and-forth. No awkward explanations.
Drain cameras don’t just inspect pipes — they build trust, speed up decisions, and turn inspections into paid repair work.
If you’re over explaining and keen to start closing, let the footage do the talking.
How to Make Your Drainage Business More Profitable
Your drain business doesn’t need more ads — it needs more profitable inspections.
If you’re clearing blockages all day and the bank account’s still looking a bit grim, you’re doing it the hard way. The smartest Kiwi drainers are using camera inspections to turn call-outs into steady repair work — and that’s where the real money is.
We’ve broken it down in plain English: 👉 How to inspect more drains 👉 How to quote with confidence 👉 How to grow your drainage business faster
How to Keep Your Drain Camera in Top Condition
Your drain camera pays the bills—so treat it like the business asset it is. Simple habits like proper cleaning, smart storage, and regular checks can save you costly repairs, lost time, and on-site headaches.
Drain Inspection Cameras in New Zealand: How to Pick the Right One for the Job
Discover how Kiwi plumbers are levelling up their inspections with Razorback Drain Cameras NZ — built tough for New Zealand conditions. From Push Rod to Sonde systems, learn which camera best fits your plumbing work and why Razorback gear is trusted across Aotearoa.
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Why Kiwi Plumbers Should Be Looking at Imported Drain Cameras in 2025—Especially Razorback
Keep your drain inspection camera in top nick with these 5 must-know maintenance tips. Learn how to clean, protect, and store your gear so it lasts longer and gives you crystal-clear results on every job. Whether you’re running a Razorback or any other drain camera, these simple tips will help you work smarter, save a few bucks, and keep things flowing right.
How to Choose the Right Camera Head Size
Not all drain cameras are created equal — and neither are the pipes you’re inspecting. From tight 40mm lines to big 300mm mains, choosing the right camera head size (12.8mm, 21mm, or 29mm) can save Kiwi plumbers time, money, and call-backs. This NZ guide from Razorback Drain Pros breaks it down, helping tradies pick the best fit for every job.
How Much Does a Sewer Line Camera Inspection Cost in NZ – and When Should You Book One?
Learn how much a sewer camera inspection costs in NZ and when to get one. Trusted advice from Razorback Drain Pros—built for Kiwi tradies.
