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What a Home Plumbing Inspection Actually Covers

A plumbing inspection is the cheapest plumbing service you’ll ever use, because it’s the one that happens before something breaks. Here’s what a thorough one covers.
What gets checked
- Water heater: age, condition, relief valve, signs of sediment or corrosion.
- Visible supply lines and drains: material, corrosion, past repairs.
- Fixtures: faucets, toilets, and disposals for leaks, wear, and shutoff condition.
- Water pressure — chronically high pressure quietly shortens the life of everything.
- Signs of hidden leaks: meter movement, stains, damp cabinets.
- Washing machine hoses and other quiet flood risks.
When an inspection earns its keep
- Buying or selling a home — plumbing surprises are negotiation surprises.
- An older home you’ve just moved into, with unknown pipe history.
- Before a remodel, so plans account for what’s really in the walls.
- A rental or property you manage and can’t watch daily.
What you should walk away with
A straight list: what’s fine, what’s wearing, and what needs attention now — with honest priorities, not a sales pitch. JB Plumbing currently offers complimentary home inspections of your fixtures and appliances, no obligation — just expert eyes on your plumbing before problems pick their own timing.
An inspection turns your plumbing from “unknown” to “known” — and known problems get fixed on your schedule instead of theirs.
