An evaluation of the home’s visible supply lines, drains, fixtures and water heater — finding leaks and failures before they become water damage.
A plumbing systems inspection evaluates the home’s visible and accessible plumbing: water supply and distribution lines, shut-off valves, drain, waste and vent piping, sinks, tubs, showers and toilets, the water heater and its safety components, functional water flow, and visible gas supply lines.
Few things damage a home faster than water. A slow leak inside a cabinet, a failing water heater, or a compromised drain can lead to rot, mold and costly repairs before anyone notices — and in North Texas, leaks near the slab can even contribute to foundation movement.
Anthony runs fixtures, checks for active leaks and documents everything with photos, so you know the condition of the system before you buy.
Every accessible part of the plumbing system is operated and evaluated.
Supply lines, shut-off valves, water pressure and functional flow.
Visible drain, waste and vent piping and how fixtures drain.
Sinks, faucets, tubs, showers and toilets — operated and checked for leaks.
Condition, installation, venting and temperature/pressure relief valve.
Plumbing problems often stay hidden behind walls and under cabinets until they cause visible damage — by then, repairs can involve flooring, drywall and mold remediation.
Water heaters are a common finding. Improper installation, missing safety components or an aging tank can create both a safety hazard and an upcoming expense.
An inspection gives you a clear picture of the plumbing system so you can request repairs or plan ahead.
Your plumbing inspection includes:
No. A home inspection is visual and non-invasive, so concealed piping isn’t inspected. Anthony looks for visible signs of leaks or damage that may point to hidden problems.
Yes. Anthony evaluates the water heater’s condition, installation, venting and safety components, including the temperature and pressure relief valve.
A standard inspection evaluates visible drain piping and how fixtures drain. A sewer camera inspection of the main line is a separate, specialized service.
It can be caused by many things, from fixture aerators to supply line issues. Anthony notes pressure concerns and recommends evaluation by a plumber when needed.
Yes. The plumbing system is included in every comprehensive inspection.
From your first call to the final report, here’s what to expect when you hire Texas Inspection Services.
Call or text Anthony at 817-829-6967 or request online. We’ll find a time that fits your option period or build schedule.
Anthony performs a careful, thorough inspection. You’re welcome to attend, ask questions and see findings firsthand.
You receive an organized, photo-rich Spectora report online — easy to read and easy to share.
Questions after the report? Call Anthony and he’ll walk you through any finding so you can move forward with confidence.
Certified Master Inspector • TREC Licensed #24660 • 15 Years of Experience • Serving Haslet, Fort Worth & All of DFW