Longstaff Drain Plumbing - Shelby Township's Local Plumbing Service

Yes, absolutely. During a plumbing inspection, our Shelby Township technicians check the water supply lines, drain connections, and shut-off valves behind and under your dishwasher. We look for early signs of wear, corrosion, or loose fittings that are common precursors to leaks. Identifying these issues proactively can prevent water damage to your kitchen floors and cabinets, saving you from a much more expensive repair down the line.

For a jammed disposal, we recommend scheduling a plumbing inspection. While we can certainly clear the immediate jam, an inspection allows us to check the entire sink drain line and disposal unit for underlying issues—like accumulated grease or a misaligned mounting—that caused the jam in the first place. This comprehensive approach, common for Shelby Township homes, helps prevent recurring jams and ensures your disposal operates safely and efficiently.

Our local plumbing inspection is a comprehensive health check for your home's water system. We specifically examine areas prone to the issues you face, including inspecting under sinks for leaks, testing garbage disposal function and connections, checking dishwasher drain lines for clogs, assessing water pressure, and looking for signs of corrosion or wear on pipes. The goal is to give you a clear picture of your system's condition and address small problems before they lead to leaks or major blockages.