General Plumbing Inspection

A professional plumbing inspection provides peace of mind whether you're buying a Denver home, maintaining your current property, or preparing to sell. Our comprehensive evaluation identifies existing problems, potential issues, and maintenance needs before they become expensive emergencies.

Denver's unique plumbing challenges—hard water, aging infrastructure, freeze-thaw cycles, and expansive clay soil—make regular inspections especially valuable. We examine all accessible plumbing systems and provide a detailed report of our findings.

Comprehensive Inspection Includes:

• Water heater condition and age
• Supply line condition and pressure
• Drain and sewer function
• Fixture operation and leaks
• Toilet function and condition
• Visible pipe condition
• Water pressure testing
• Gas line visual inspection (if accessible)
• Sump pump operation (if present)
• Washing machine connections

Ideal For:

• Home buyers: Know before you buy
• Home sellers: Address issues proactively
• Homeowners: Annual preventive check
• Rental properties: Tenant turnover inspection
• Older homes: Identify aging system needs

What We Check in Denver Homes:

• Galvanized pipe condition (pre-1960s homes)
• Water heater anode rod and sediment
• Hard water damage and buildup
• Freeze protection adequacy
• Polybutylene pipe presence (requires replacement)
• Sewer line age and material

Detailed Written Report: You receive a comprehensive report documenting all findings with photos, recommended repairs prioritized by urgency, and estimated costs for addressing issues.

Common Issues We Find:

• Deteriorating galvanized pipes
• Water heaters past lifespan
• Inadequate freeze protection
• Mineral buildup affecting fixtures
• Slow drains indicating sewer line problems

Investment Protection: A $100 inspection can save thousands in unexpected repairs.