Well video inspection

Guessing underground is how people buy the wrong pump. A downhole video shows casing condition, liner, scale, fill on the bottom, and whether the hole is even a candidate for rehab or hydrofracturing.

When to call

• Before a major pull, rehab, or new well decision.
• Sand, lost tools, or a pump that came up damaged.
• A real-estate or two-well question — we have inspected wellheads and pulled pumps for exactly that.
• You were told the well is “bad” and nobody has a picture.

What we do

We make the hole safe to camera, run the tool, and walk you through the video. If the next step is a pump, that is pump repair. If the casing is finished, we talk abandonment or drilling. We do not invent a dollar figure for “camera + report” on this page — access and depth matter.

Service area

Dispatched from Ramona (1077 Main Street, Unit B) and Anza (57174 CA-371 / US Hwy 79). CSLB #1086994. Southern California Well Service was founded in 2020.

Questions we hear before this job

Do you always pull the pump first?

If the camera cannot pass the pump, yes. A wellhead look is not a downhole video. We will say which one you are buying.

What do I get?

A recording and a plain-language read: casing, water level, fill, breaks, debris. That file is what we use to decide rehab, hydrofrac, deepen, or abandon.

Related services

• VFD / constant pressure
• Hydrofracturing
• Well rehabilitation
• Well abandonment
• Pressure & storage tanks
• Well deepening
• Well service — Pala
• Well service — Potrero
• Well service — Palomar Mountain
• Well drilling
• Pump repair
• Emergency well service
• All services