A full evaluation of the home's supply lines, drains, fixtures, and water heater — and the leaks that hide behind them.
Plumbing problems can go unnoticed until they cause real damage. Pat evaluates the visible supply and drain lines, fixtures, water pressure, and the water heater, watching for leaks, corrosion, and improper installation.
From a slow drip under a sink to a water heater near the end of its life, the plumbing inspection tells you what's working, what's aging, and what could become an expensive surprise.
Schedule This Inspection →Here's what Pat evaluates on the plumbing system.
Visible supply piping, material, and condition.
Drainage, waste lines, and proper flow.
Sinks, tubs, showers, and toilets.
Age, condition, capacity, and safe operation.
Functional water pressure at fixtures.
Visible leaks, corrosion, and past water damage.
Undetected plumbing leaks lead to some of the most expensive problems in a home: rot, mold, and structural damage. Catching them during the inspection means they're the seller's issue to address, not your costly discovery later.
Add a sewer scope for older homes or properties with large trees, and you get the full picture — from the fixtures all the way to the main line.
The standard inspection covers visible plumbing. For the underground main line, we offer a sewer scope as a specialty add-on — highly recommended for older homes.
Most tank water heaters last 8–12 years. Pat notes the age and condition so you know whether replacement is on the horizon.
Pat checks for visible leaks and signs of past water damage, and can use thermal imaging as an add-on to help reveal hidden moisture behind surfaces.
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