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Residential and commercial plumbing inspection

Plumbing is a building’s least visible system and one of the most expensive to fix once a problem has set in. An inspection is about seeing it coming.

It is especially useful before buying a property, before a kitchen or bathroom renovation, or simply when a house is ageing and nobody has looked at the piping in a long time.

The inspection gives you a factual picture: what is in good condition, what is nearing the end of its useful life, and what should be corrected promptly.

Does this sound familiar?

  • You are about to buy a property
  • The house is over 30 years old with original piping
  • Water pressure is inconsistent from one tap to another
  • You are planning a kitchen or bathroom renovation
  • Signs of moisture appear with no visible leak
  • You have just bought and want to know the real condition of the system

How we work

  1. Fixture check

    Taps, toilets, showers, appliance connections: we check flow, tightness and the condition of visible connections.

  2. Piping condition

    We assess the materials in place and their condition. Copper, cast iron, ABS and PEX do not age the same way or last the same length of time.

  3. Findings and priorities

    You get a clear picture: what is fine, what to keep an eye on, and what should be corrected first.

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Frequently asked questions

Does a plumbing inspection replace a pre-purchase home inspection?
No, it complements it. A pre-purchase inspection covers the whole building in general terms; a plumbing inspection focuses on one system and goes deeper into it. Both are useful, especially for an older property.
How often should plumbing be inspected?
There is no legal requirement for a home. In practice, a check every few years is reasonable for an older house, and a one-off inspection makes sense at a turning point: a purchase, a major renovation, or after water damage.
What piping materials are found in South Shore homes?
It depends on the construction era. Older homes often have copper supply lines and cast-iron drains; newer construction generally uses PEX for supply and ABS for drainage. Each material has its weak points, and knowing which you have changes what to watch for.

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