Plumbing Inspection Toronto, GTA & South Ontario

When purchasing a new home, a plumbing inspection ensures that the plumbing system is installed correctly and meets all necessary codes and regulations. The inspection covers all plumbing components, including pipes, fixtures, water heaters, and drainage systems.

Backflow prevention is essential to prevent contaminated water from flowing back into the clean water supply. A backflow inspection ensures that your backflow prevention devices are functioning correctly and compliant with local regulations.

A sump pump inspection verifies the functionality of the sump pump, which is responsible for preventing basement flooding or water accumulation. The plumber checks for proper operation, examines the pump components, and tests the pump's ability to remove water effectively.

This inspection focuses on specific water appliances, such as dishwashers, washing machines, or water heaters. The plumber checks for any leaks, malfunctions, or issues that may affect the operation or safety of the appliance. They also ensure proper connections and compliance with plumbing codes and standards.

This involves using a specialized camera attached to a flexible rod to inspect the inside of pipes and plumbing lines. The camera is inserted into the pipes, allowing the plumber to visually assess the condition, identify blockages, leaks, or other issues that may be obstructing the flow of water or causing damage.

A backwater valve prevents sewage or water from flowing back into your property during heavy rain or flooding. An inspection of the backwater valve ensures that it is in proper working condition and properly installed to protect your property from potential water damage.

This inspection examines the main water supply line entering your property. The plumber assesses the condition of the pipes, checks for leaks, corrosion, or damage that may affect the overall water supply to your property.

Whether it's due to old age, damage, or concerns about pipe material, our plumbers have the skills and experience to handle pipe replacement. We will assess the condition of your pipes, recommend the appropriate replacement materials, and perform a seamless and efficient pipe replacement to ensure the longevity and reliability of your plumbing system.

This inspection evaluates the water pressure in your plumbing system. A plumber measures the water pressure and checks for any abnormalities or variations that may indicate an underlying issue, such as a blockage or malfunctioning pressure regulator.

This inspection involves assessing the overall condition and performance of your hot water tank. The plumber checks for any leaks, corrosion, sediment buildup, or other issues that may affect its efficiency or lead to potential system failure.

Some insurance companies require a plumbing inspection before providing coverage or determining insurance premiums. This inspection verifies the condition of the plumbing system, identifying any potential risks or hazards that may impact insurance coverage or claims.