Plumbing Inspection. Once per year, you can schedule an inspection with us in which we will inspect your sinks, drains, disposals, toilets, and exposed water lines, check your water pressure and thermal expansion, inspect your water heater for safety, inspect outside fixtures, perform a basic water test for chlorine and hardness, check your emergency shut off valves at fixtures, water heater, and water service, and flush up to two hot water heaters or descale one tankless water heater.
Plumbing Inspection. Underground plumbing pipes must be inspected and air tested before covering with dirt or concrete. Above ground vent and waste pipes must be inspected and air tested before wall covering is applied.
Plumbing Inspection. Inspect toilets and under sinks for leaks, inspection of interior faucets and fixtures. Inspect all spigots around the exterior of the residence and visually inspect sewer clean-out. Any repairs and/or replacement required is not included in package.
Plumbing Inspection. Applicants for service at new consuming facilities or customers whose facilities which have undergone extensive plumbing modifications are required to deliver to the Utility a certificate that their facilities have been inspected by a state-licensed inspector and that they are in compliance with all applicable plumbing codes and are free of potential hazards to public health and safety. Service may be denied or terminated until the certificate is received or any identified violations or hazards remedied. Temporary service may be granted for construction purposes only, but such water may not be used for human consumption. When potential sources of contamination are identified which, in the opinion of the inspector or the Utility, require the installation of a state-approved backflow prevention device, such backflow prevention device shall be installed on the customer’s service line or other necessary plumbing facilities by an appropriately licensed plumber/backflow prevention device specialist at the customer’s expense. The backflow prevention device shall be maintained by the customer at his expense and inspected annually by a licensed inspector. Copies of the annual inspection report must be provided to the Utility. Failure to comply with this requirement may constitute grounds for termination of water service with notice.
