Ross Plumbing | Expert Plumbing Company in Austin, TX

Absolutely. During our thorough plumbing inspection, we check all appliance connections, including your dishwasher's supply line and drain hose. In many Austin homes, these connections can loosen or degrade over time. Identifying a worn seal or a faulty connection before it fails can prevent significant water damage to your kitchen cabinets and flooring, saving you from a costly repair.

Austin's municipal water supply can sometimes deliver pressure that's too high for residential plumbing, stressing pipes, joints, and appliances. This is a common local issue. Yes, a key part of our inspection is testing your home's water pressure with a gauge. If it's excessive, we can recommend and install a pressure regulator to protect your system from leaks, bursts, and premature wear.

For Austin's charming older homes, we pay special attention to galvanized pipes that may be corroding, original fixture shut-off valves that may be seized, and drainage systems that may be compromised by tree root intrusion—all common issues here. Our inspection provides a clear assessment of your system's health, helping you plan proactive repairs to maintain your home's value and avoid emergencies.