Plumbing Inspections
A thorough plumbing inspection can reveal hidden issues before they become costly repairs. We assess the entire visible plumbing system, test water pressure, check for leaks, and evaluate the condition of pipes, fixtures, and appliances.
Warning signs
- Buying or selling a property
- No recent plumbing inspection
- Recurring plumbing issues
- Older home with original plumbing
- Planning a renovation
Possible causes
- Age of plumbing system
- Previous unpermitted work
- Deferred maintenance
- Incompatible pipe materials
- Undetected slow leaks
Note: These are general possibilities. An on-site assessment is needed to determine the specific cause of your issue.
What we inspect
- 1Visual inspection of all accessible pipes
- 2Water pressure testing
- 3Fixture function testing
- 4Water heater assessment
- 5Drain flow testing
- 6Documentation of findings
Our process
- 1Schedule inspection at convenient time
- 2Thorough assessment of all visible plumbing
- 3Detailed report with findings and recommendations
- 4Discussion of priority items
- 5Options for addressing any issues found
Factors that may affect cost
- 1Size of the property
- 2Number of plumbing systems to inspect
- 3Whether camera inspection is included
- 4Age and complexity of the system
- 5Accessibility of plumbing components
We provide a written estimate before beginning any work. The final cost may vary if additional issues are discovered during the service.
Frequently asked questions
We inspect all visible piping, test water pressure, check all fixtures and appliances, assess the water heater, test drain flow, and document our findings in a written report with recommendations.
A typical residential inspection takes 1 to 2 hours depending on the size and complexity of the property. Commercial inspections may take longer. We provide a time estimate when scheduling.
Need plumbing service?
Contact us for a professional assessment. We serve Winnipeg and surrounding communities.