Inspections:

• Regular inspections of the plumbing system are essential to identify signs of wear, corrosion, leaks, or other issues. Professionals may conduct thorough assessments, examining pipes, fixtures, connections, and appliances.

Cleaning Drains and Pipes:

• Periodic cleaning of drains and pipes helps prevent blockages caused by accumulated debris, grease, and other materials. This can involve the use of plumbing snakes, hydro-jetting, or enzymatic drain cleaners.

Water Heater Maintenance:

• Flushing the water heater tank, inspecting the anode rod, and checking for sediment buildup are common maintenance tasks for water heaters. This ensures optimal performance and extends the lifespan of the appliance.

Checking for Leaks:

• Regularly checking for leaks in pipes, faucets, and fixtures is crucial. Even minor leaks can lead to water waste, increased utility bills, and potential water damage.

Testing Water Pressure:

• Monitoring water pressure is important to ensure it is within the recommended range. Excessive pressure can strain pipes and appliances, leading to leaks and other issues.

Inspecting and Maintaining Fixtures:

• Faucets, toilets, and other fixtures should be inspected for leaks, proper function, and signs of wear. Repairs or replacements may be necessary to prevent water waste and ensure efficient operation.

Winterizing Pipes:

• In colder climates, winterizing involves protecting pipes from freezing temperatures. This may include insulating exposed pipes, disconnecting hoses, and shutting off outdoor water sources.