Plumbing inspection
A walk-through of your home's plumbing, so you know what's working, what's wearing out and what to watch.
Call 281-467-7295What it is
A plumbing inspection is a general review of your home's plumbing system by a plumber. Rather than fixing one problem, the plumber looks over the system as a whole and tells you what condition it's in.
When to schedule one
- Before buying a home. Learn the state of the plumbing before you commit.
- After an older system shows problems. Find out whether it's an isolated issue or a sign of wider wear.
- As a preventive checkup. Catch small issues before they grow.
What is checked
| Area | What the plumber looks at |
|---|---|
| Supply and drain lines | Visible supply and drain lines |
| Fixtures | Plumbing fixtures in the home |
| Water heater | General condition of the water heater |
| Shutoffs | Shutoff valves |
| Water pressure | Water pressure |
| Leaks | Signs of leaks |
What you receive afterward
After the inspection, the plumber reports what they found, so you can decide what to do next, whether that's a repair, a closer look at one area or simply keeping an eye on things.
Questions? Just call us.
FAQ
Does an inspection cover the whole plumbing system?
It covers what can be seen and tested: visible supply and drain lines, fixtures, the water heater, shutoffs, water pressure and signs of leaks.
Should I get one before buying a home?
Many buyers do, to understand the plumbing's condition before purchase.
Can I schedule one if nothing is wrong?
Yes. Preventive checkups are a common reason to schedule an inspection.
How do I schedule?
Call 281-467-7295.