Whole-Home Plumbing Inspection in Atlanta, GA

Big problems have a way of appearing, seemingly without warning.

In reality, many major plumbing issues, such as a clogged sewer line or a faulty water heater, typically build up over time. A whole house plumbing inspection can detect any issues before they spell big trouble for your home and family. If you are considering buying a new home, a full plumbing inspection can help prevent any major surprises after the sale is complete.

What we'll inspect

Ragsdale plumbing technicians will perform a thorough inspection that includes all areas of your home's plumbing system. We'll examine the following items and more:

• Faucets
• Toilets
• Showers
• Tubs
• Garbage Disposal
• Water Heaters
• Sewer Lines
• Dishwasher
• Water Pressure check

Detection and recommendations

During a plumbing inspection, our highly trained technicians will look for signs of hidden water leaks, such as water damage on the ceiling or soft areas on the floor. We'll assess the age and condition of your water heater. It's often the case that a home's water heater is no longer up to code or that it's too small to serve the needs of the home. We'll also test the drainage speed of your sinks, tubs and showers. Slow draining can mean there is a clog developing down the line.

What is included in a whole-home plumbing inspection?

A whole-home plumbing inspection evaluates key components of your plumbing system, including faucets, toilets, showers, tubs, garbage disposals, water heaters, sewer lines, dishwashers, and water pressure.

Can a plumbing inspection detect hidden leaks?

Yes. During the inspection, technicians look for signs that may indicate hidden leaks, such as visible water damage, soft flooring, and other evidence of moisture problems.

Should I schedule a plumbing inspection before buying a home?

Yes. A professional plumbing inspection before purchasing a home can help uncover existing or developing plumbing problems, allowing you to better understand the condition of the system before closing.

Is the water heater included in a plumbing inspection?

Yes. The inspection includes evaluating the water heater, including its age and overall condition, to identify potential issues or signs that replacement may be needed.

Are drains checked during a whole-home plumbing inspection?

Yes. Technicians check how quickly sinks, tubs, and showers drain to identify slow drainage or other signs that a clog may be developing.