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Dripping kitchen faucets and toilets in need of repairs can result in thousands of gallons of water wasted. The higher water bills alone can easily cost you more than the price of the tune-up. Contact the Plumbing professionals at Romain's Plumbing.
A home plumbing inspection from Romain's Plumbing includes checking accessible plumbing components throughout your home. Depending on the property's plumbing system, this may include water heaters, kitchen sinks and faucets, bathroom fixtures, toilets, drains, exposed water lines, under-sink piping, and washing machine hoses and valves. We look for visible leaks, signs of wear, corrosion, drainage problems, and other concerns.
Routine plumbing inspections can help identify leaks, worn connections, deteriorating hoses, and other plumbing concerns before they lead to more extensive damage. An inspection may also reveal running toilets, dripping faucets, or other problems that waste water and contribute to higher utility bills.
Yes. We check accessible water heater components for visible leaks, corrosion, and signs of wear. We may also examine the connections, shut-off valve, temperature and pressure relief valve, and other accessible components. Draining or flushing the tank and inspecting the anode rod may be possible when the equipment and existing connections allow it and the work is appropriate.
Yes. Kitchen inspections may include the sink, faucet, garbage disposal, dishwasher connections, and accessible drain piping. Bathroom inspections may include sinks, faucets, toilets, shut-off valves, showers, bathtubs, and accessible plumbing connections. We look for visible leaks, drainage concerns, damaged components, and signs of potential water damage.
Yes. We inspect accessible and exposed water lines and piping, including connections beneath kitchen and bathroom sinks. If we find visible moisture, corrosion, damaged fittings, or other warning signs, we can explain the concern and discuss appropriate repair options. Pipes concealed behind walls, beneath floors, or underground may require additional testing or specialized leak detection.
Yes. We check accessible washing machine supply hoses and shut-off valves for visible leaks, deterioration, corrosion, and other signs of wear. Damaged hoses and connections can release significant amounts of water, so identifying potential problems early can help reduce the risk of water damage.
A standard plumbing inspection can identify visible leaks and warning signs that may indicate a plumbing problem. However, it cannot guarantee detection of every concealed leak. If we suspect a hidden leak, additional diagnostic services, such as specialized leak detection, may be recommended.
A plumbing inspection can help prospective buyers understand the condition of accessible plumbing components before purchasing a property. It may identify visible leaks, aging connections, water heater concerns, and drainage issues. Our plumbing inspection is focused on plumbing systems and does not replace a comprehensive home inspection performed by a qualified home inspector.
The cost depends on the property's size, the scope of the inspection, accessibility, and whether additional testing is needed. Contact Romain's Plumbing to discuss your inspection needs and receive pricing before work begins.
Romain's Plumbing serves residential customers throughout Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties. Contact us at (754) 224-8386 to discuss your property, confirm service availability, and schedule a plumbing inspection.