Bonner Plumbing | Local Plumber in New Haven, CT

Absolutely. During a plumbing inspection, our technician will specifically check the water supply line, drain hose connections, and the valve under your sink that feeds your dishwasher—common points of failure for leaks. We look for signs of wear, loose fittings, or corrosion, which are frequent issues in local homes, and can recommend repairs or replacements to prevent a messy and damaging leak.

Toilet seal leaks, often from a worn wax ring or a loose toilet base, typically start subtly with water seeping into the subfloor. During our plumbing inspection, we check for moisture around the toilet base, test for a stable installation, and inspect the integrity of the seal. Catching this early prevents extensive water damage to your bathroom floor, a common and costly problem we see in New Haven houses.

Between our scheduled inspections, keep an eye out for signs like unexplained moisture or soft spots on floors near appliances, a persistent musty smell in cabinets under sinks, or a toilet that rocks slightly when used. If you notice any of these signs, common precursors to the dishwasher and toilet leaks we frequently repair, give us a call. Early intervention can save you from major repairs.