We Built This Company On One Simple Promise

Our Story

We started Precision Sewer Inspections because we kept watching the same thing happen in Central Indiana real estate: a camera goes down a sewer line, and the person holding it has a repair crew waiting in the truck. The "inspection" becomes a sales pitch. The findings grow to fit the invoice.

So we drew one hard line and built the whole company on it: we sell no repairs on anything we inspect. No sewer repairs, no drain work, no contractor referrals — nothing to gain from what the camera finds. When your report says the line is clear, that's because it is — and when it shows a problem, you get the footage, the location, and plain-English facts you can hand to any contractor you choose.

We're a new company, and we won't pretend otherwise. No invented track record, no padded team page. What you get is exactly what exists: one inspector, professional HD equipment, a published national standard, and reports that say what the camera saw.

The Inspector

Ryan Galbraith — Owner & Inspector · InterNACHI Member

Ryan performs every PSI inspection to InterNACHI's published Sewer Scope Standards of Practice — a national standard anyone can read for themselves. He completed InterNACHI's Sewer Scope Inspector training, and he's an InterNACHI member in good standing — ID NACHI26032508, verifiable at nachi.org/verify. Go check. We mean it.

Here's the part we're proudest of: Ryan deliberately does not wear titles that can't be verified. He's not a home inspector — sewer lines are the whole point, done properly, not one line item on a long checklist. And when a credential turned out to be a logo you download rather than a registration anyone can look up, he left it off. An inspector who won't inflate his own badge is not going to inflate your sewer findings. That's the whole company, in one decision.