Borescope (Inspection Camera) for Concealed Spaces
Flexible or rigid borescope cameras that inspect concealed spaces inside walls, ceilings, and pipe chases through small access holes, minimizing damage.
How Borescope (Inspection Camera) for Concealed Spaces Works
Borescope inspection uses small-diameter cameras mounted on flexible or rigid probes to visually inspect concealed spaces — inside wall cavities, above ceilings, behind cabinets, and within pipe chases — through access holes as small as 6 mm in diameter. This method provides visual confirmation of conditions in concealed spaces without the need for large demolition openings. Borescopes with articulating tips can navigate around obstacles and inspect in multiple directions from a single access point. Integrated LEDs provide illumination in dark cavities, and video recording captures evidence for documentation. This technique is used to verify thermal imaging findings by directly viewing the condition behind finished surfaces.
Applications in BC
- Visual inspection inside wall cavities for hidden moisture
- Ceiling space inspection above water stains
- Pipe chase condition assessment
- Attic and crawlspace inspection through limited access
- Behind-cabinet inspection in kitchens and bathrooms
Advantages
- Minimal damage — 6 mm hole only
- Visual confirmation of conditions
- Articulating tip views multiple directions
- Records video and still images for documentation
- Can inspect otherwise inaccessible spaces
Limitations
- Limited to visual inspection at camera depth
- Cannot see through moisture or debris
- Reach limited by probe length
- May not identify leak source behind insulation
Equipment Used
- • Ridgid CA-350 micro inspection camera
- • Extech Borescope BR200
- • DeWalt borescope camera
- • Teslong articulating borescope
- • Milwaukee M12 borescope
Professional Borescope (Inspection Camera) for Concealed Spaces in BC
LeakInspections.ca — a division of Anyleak.ca and Leak.ca. Call 604-239-9934.