Plumbing Inspection
A routine plumbing inspection includes a check of anywhere that water goes in your house. This inspection includes pipes, lines, sinks, tubs, toilets and water heaters as well as lines that run in, underneath and outside of your home. During an inspection, a plumber checks pipes and hydrants for leaks and looks to see that exposed lines are insulated against freezing (yes, even in South Carolina). They will check the toilets for proper operations and typically drain and check your water heater. In many cases, a technician will find a small problem or leak and be able to fix it before it becomes a major problem and a big expense. Prevention is the best protection against plumbing problems.
If you believe you might have a leak, time is of the essence. It’s important to call Williamson’s Rooter & Plumbing right away for a plumbing inspection. When inspecting potential leaks, video camera inspection might be necessary. It’s also possible that to find the source of an underground leak, some digging might be required as well. Once your plumber finds the problem, they can recommend appropriate repairs.
Plumbing Repair
Plumbing problems come in all types and kinds – from dripping faucets and running toilets to burst pipes or drain lines that can cause flooding in your home. In many cases, plumbing problems start out small and get worse over time. That’s why routine plumbing inspections are so important. But what if you might already have a problem that needs repair? Here are the most common plumbing repair needs:
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Dripping faucets
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Leaky pipes or frozen/burst pipes
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Slow drains
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Clogged toilet
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Running toilet
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Clogged shower/tub drain
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Jammed garbage disposal
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Malfunctioning water heater
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Low water pressure
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Sewer line backup