Plumbing Inspections

What’s Included in Our Plumbing Inspection?

Water Entry & Shut-Off Valves

• We begin by locating your home’s main water entry point—whether it’s in a mechanical room, crawl space, or elsewhere. Our team checks the emergency shut-off valve to make sure it’s accessible, properly labeled, and working as it should. We also measure water pressure to ensure it’s within a safe range and inspect for a backflow prevention device to protect your drinking water.

Water Heater Inspection

• Your water heater is a key part of your plumbing system, and we take a detailed look at it. We note the unit’s age and condition, inspect for leaks or corrosion, and test the temperature and pressure relief (T&P) valve for safety. Whether you have a traditional tank-style or a tankless unit, we’ll let you know if it’s due for a flush. We also check the gas valve, igniter, burner flame, and ventilation for safe, efficient operation.

Sump Pumps & Sewage Ejectors

• If your home has a sump pump or sewage ejector pump, we’ll test their functionality and confirm whether alarms or backup power sources are in place. These are essential systems for homes with basements or below-grade plumbing fixtures.

Piping System Check

• We inspect both your water supply and drainage systems. This includes identifying pipe materials (like copper, PEX, or CPVC), checking for corrosion, leaks, or improper anchoring, and ensuring everything flows and drains properly. We also note the type of sanitary system you have (public sewer or private septic) and whether cleanouts are accessible.

Fixture & Faucet Evaluation

• Every fixture in your home gets attention, from toilets and sinks to showers, tubs, and laundry connections. We test for leaks, loose fittings, faulty shut-off valves, slow drains, and low water pressure. Our inspection covers all the key rooms: bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, garage, and even outdoor hose faucets.

Final Report & Recommendations

• At the end of the inspection, we provide you with a clear, easy-to-understand summary of our findings. If we uncover any issues or areas of concern, we’ll recommend appropriate repairs or maintenance steps to help prevent costly problems down the road.

Schedule Your Plumbing Inspection with Plumbline Today

If you’re a homeowner in the Denver area, a professional plumbing inspection is one of the best ways to protect your home from unexpected repairs and water damage. Whether you’ve lived in your house for years or it’s been a while since your plumbing was checked, now’s the perfect time to get ahead of potential issues.

Our experienced local plumbers take the time to thoroughly inspect your system, explain what we find, and help you make informed decisions about your home’s plumbing. No pressure, no surprises, just honest service and expert care.

Give us a call or schedule your inspection online today, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your plumbing is in good hands with Plumbline.