Many homes in the Pacific Northwest were built in the early days of Boeing. Old materials and pipe corrosion start hidden leaks. That can lead to mold, contaminated water, and costly repairs.
Our inspections help you prevent hidden damage caused by leaks, corrosion, structural issues and pests; ensure your water is safe from contaminants; and save money by resolving issues early.
Outdated materials (CPVC or Qest pipes) common from 1970–1990 was cheap to install. And prone to fail, especially on the hot water side. Valves attached to these pipes snap all the time. An inspection helps you find and replace brittle pipes before they leak.
Aging, corroded pipes can leach harmful substances into your water. Testing ensures you’re not exposing your family to lead, bacteria, or rust.
Leaks hidden behind walls or under sinks create perfect conditions for mold, which can trigger asthma, allergies, and headaches. Our inspectors bring decades of experience identifying air quality issues caused by plumbing.
Is your house hospitable to banana slugs? Standing water from leaks rot wood and breed bacteria. Both attract pests and invite infestations. We’ve seen it all, so and we help you prevent this for the long term.
Pipe & drain health. Checks for corrosion, clogs, and signs of contamination.
Water heater review. Ensures your heater is efficient and free from bacterial buildup.
Pressure testing. Verifies optimal water flow and identifies potential blockages.
Fixture inspection. Assesses faucets, toilets, sinks, and tubs for proper operation.
Leak detection. Finds hidden leaks in walls, under floors, or in crawl spaces.
Sewer & sump evaluation. Prevents backups and flooding—essential in rainy climates.
In new construction problems may start in 8–10 years. The average lifespan of a water heater.
Got a busy household? Have your plumbing inspected every 5 years. More often in aging homes.
Findings with photos.Visual evidence of any issues so you know exactly what needs attention.
Priority fixes.A color-coded system (green, yellow, red) that tells you which repairs are urgent.
Healthy, money saving tips. Customized advice to protect your home and your budget.
Educational insights. Clear instructions on seasonal or annual maintenance to extend your plumbing’s life.
Educational walk-through and inspection of high-traffic water sources inside your home.
Test high-traffic fixtures, valves< and water pressure
Onsite evaluation of water flow and obvious odors
Personalized recommendations for water treatment and important maintenance to minimize future problems
Free to verified active military or veterans
ALL OF PACKAGE A, plus...
Educational walk-through of all visible pipes; and walls, ceilings and floors in which water supply pipes or drains exist
Test each fixture and valve throughout the house (sinks, toilets, showers, laundry)
Find and test main water line shut-off—confirm you can react quickly in a plumbing emergency
Ensure water pressure is within a safe range
Inspect water heater, pressure valves and expansion tanks
Thorough crawlspace inspection
Water supply lines are healthy—especially copper that can suffer from pinhole leaks, or galvanized pipes that can rust
Drain and waste pipes underneath sinks, toilets, tubs and valves
Sewer line connections are solid and free of obvious intrusions or shifts
Insulation around pipes, especially hot-water supply lines
Signs of broken, aging pipesor hidden leaks
Security of pipe hangers and supports
Vapor barrier condition
Standing water or excess moisture from rainwater or groundwater (seasonal)
Signs of mold, mildew, bacteria or pests
Detailed written report with photos for your records, potential home buyer, or your insurance
Discount available to verified active military or veterans
ALL OF PACKAGES A & B, plus...
Educational property review in areas with buried plumbing, for signs of overflows
Check main water line at municipal or well-house connection, and into the house , odors and saturation, or possible root intrusions (test for leak & water pressure)
Hose bibs and outdoor faucet testing
Sewer line video inspection or septic main line (requires cleanout access)
Sump pump or sewer-ejection pumps, if accessible (Functionality & visual inspection of housing, connections, vents, electrical and utilities)
Detailed written report with photos for your records, potential home buyer, or your insurance
Discount available to verified active military or veterans
Get a detailed report on quality and potential contaminants (i.e., hard water minerals, chlorine, fluoride, pH balance, presence of soil, etc.). Price determined based on city or well water.
Check for leaks and correct pressure, ensure regulator and valves function smoothly—including main shut-off—meter integrity, proper bonding and grounding, and overall system is installed to meet code.