A plumbing inspection is a full check of your pipes, fixtures, water heater, and sewer line to catch problems before they turn into emergencies — most commonly done before buying a home, before a renovation, or just because the plumbing hasn't been looked at in years.
Signs You Might Need This
- priority_highBuying a home built before 1990
- priority_highPlanning a kitchen or bathroom remodel
- priority_highIt's been 5+ years since anyone looked at the sewer line
- priority_highYou're getting ready to sell and want to avoid surprises in a buyer's inspection
How It Works
1
Visual Fixture Check
Every faucet, toilet, shutoff valve, and visible pipe run gets checked.
2
Water Heater Assessment
Age, condition, and any early warning signs noted.
3
Sewer Camera (If Needed)
For older homes or pre-purchase inspections, we run a camera down the main line.
4
Written Report
You get a documented report with photos, not just a verbal summary.
What's Included
- checkPre-purchase and pre-listing inspections
- checkSewer line camera inspection
- checkWater heater condition assessment
- checkLeak and corrosion detection
- checkWritten report with photo documentation
Ready When You Are
Upfront pricing. No surprises. Licensed, bonded, and insured on every job.
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Serving the Greater Phoenix Valley
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