Protect Your Home, Save Money, and Prevent Emergencies

What Is a Home Plumbing Inspection?
A home plumbing inspection is a full evaluation of your home’s water and drainage systems. A licensed plumber examines your pipes, fixtures, appliances, and water quality to identify issues early—before they become expensive repairs or emergencies.
It’s one of the best ways to keep your home safe, efficient, and problem-free.

What We Check During a Plumbing Inspection
Indoor Plumbing

• Faucets, sinks, and drains
• Toilets for leaks, stability, and proper flushing
• Showers and tubs
• Water pressure throughout the home
• Interior supply & drain pipes
• Shut-off valves

Water Heater

• Tank or tankless performance
• Temperature & pressure safety settings
• Anode rod condition
• Sediment buildup
• Signs of corrosion or leaks

Main Water Line

• Pressure issues
• Leaks or aging pipe concerns
• Valve accessibility

Sewer & Drain System

• Drain speed
• Signs of blockages
• Root intrusion or pipe deterioration (camera inspection optional)

Appliances

• Washing machine hoses
• Dishwasher connections
• Refrigerator water lines

Outdoor Plumbing

• Hose bibs/spigots
• Exterior piping
• Irrigation connections (if applicable)
• Foundation drainage concerns

Why a Plumbing Inspection Matters
​✔ Prevents Costly RepairsCatches small issues before they become major leaks, bursts, or floods.
✔ Improves Water EfficiencyFixes high water pressure, leaks, and outdated fixtures that waste water.
✔ Protects Your HomeHelps prevent structural damage, mold growth, and sewer backups.
✔ Extends the Life of Your Plumbing SystemWell-maintained pipes and appliances last longer.
✔ Provides Peace of MindYou know the hidden parts of your plumbing system are safe and reliable.

When Should You Schedule an Inspection?

• Every 1–2 years for routine maintenance
• Before buying or selling a home
• After major renovations
• If your home is 20+ years old
• If you notice low pressure, slow drains, or rising water bills

What You Receive After the Inspection

• A detailed report of all findings
• Photos or videos of any issues (optional)
• Recommendations for repairs or upgrades
• A clear, upfront estimate if repairs are needed

 Optional Add-On Services

• Full sewer camera inspection
• Water quality testing
• Water heater flush & maintenance
• Leak detection services
• Fixture upgrades for efficiency