Plumbing Inspections
A clear picture of condition — before you buy or before you renovate
Overview
A plumbing inspection provides a documented assessment of accessible plumbing components — useful before purchasing a home, planning a renovation, or addressing ongoing concerns. The report describes what was found and what, if anything, requires attention.
Common warning signs
- Purchasing a home and want independent plumbing assessment
- Planning a renovation and want to understand existing condition
- Older home with original or unknown pipe material
- Recurring plumbing issues without a clear resolution
- Selling a home and want to identify issues in advance
What we inspect
- Visible supply and drain piping — material, condition, and age
- Water heater — age, condition, and safety devices
- Shut-off valves — location and operability
- Exposed drain lines and traps
- Fixture connections and visible supply hoses
- Sump pump (if present)
- Backwater valve (if present)
- Water pressure
- Visible signs of past leaks or repairs
Our process
Walk the property with access to all mechanical areas
Inspect all accessible plumbing components
Document findings with notes and photographs
Provide a written report with findings and priority recommendations
Answer your questions about the findings
Factors that may affect cost
We provide written estimates before any work begins. The following factors may affect the scope and cost.
- Size and complexity of the property
- Number of bathrooms, kitchens, and mechanical areas
- Whether the inspection is standalone or combined with other work
Frequently asked questions
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