Some information on Plumbing Inspection services in Tigard, Oregon and surrounding areas.
What is a Plumbing Inspection? Why May Your Tigard, Oregon Home Need Leak Detection Services?
Plumbing Inspection is necessary to determine if you have hard to detect or leaky pipes within your home. When you have a small, barely noticeable pipe leak in your home, it can be difficult to know it's there, but the damage can still end up being the same as a burst pipe if the leaky pipe is not addressed. Although hard to detect, there are some signs that could signal a potential leaky pipe in your home's plumbing:
- A significant or unusual increase on your Tigard, OR water bill
- Water meter continuously ticking
- Damp spots that lead to mold or mildew
- Foundation racks can stem from plumbing leaks in your home
- Visual wet spots around sinks, tubs, or toilets
No matter the problem, our Tigard, Oregon and surrounding areas plumbing inspection & pipe leak detection plumbers will determine what needs to be repaired before any work is done so you know exactly what leak solution is best for your home's plumbing network.
Selling Your Home? General home inspector identified an issue that may put your sale at risk?
Often times, general home sale inspectors will make mistakes in the assessment of a plumbing system in a residence. Have your experts at Alchemy Plumbing come verify their assessment.
Do I actually need maintenance on my bathroom plumbing?
Yes, you will need maintenance on your bathroom plumbing every 18 months to two years, or whenever an issue arises with your bathroom's plumbing. Performing routine maintenance on your bathroom plumbing will help prevent unnecessary repairs in the future.
How long does the inspection take?
The inspection length can vary based on the size, condition, and type of home. A typical home inspection lasts about an hour. Condos typically take about 45 minutes, and larger homes (>3000 sq ft.) can take up to two to three hours.
How can I prepare for my home to be inspected?
Remove items and/or debris from areas of inspection. The inspector will not move boxes or furniture, so if there are outlets and other items that need to be inspected, make sure access is available. Locate access to crawl space and attic, and make sure access doors are functioning. Sometimes items can be hidden, such as an electrical panel behind clothes in a closet. Please note these items to the inspector with a detailed list of items you may want to take care of before the inspection.