Mainline Inspection Services

11th month warranty inspections are a check by the seller or builder near the end of the first year to identify and fix any defects covered by a warranty, including a site survey, basic system tests, and a plan for required repairs before coverage ends.

An annual maintenance checkup is a yearly service where a professional inspects and tests your equipment or system, performs safety checks, tunes up components, replaces worn parts if needed, and provides recommendations to keep it running reliably.

Asbestos sampling is collecting small material samples from buildings to check for asbestos fibers. It involves testing by trained professionals in a safe way to determine if asbestos is present and what type, so proper removal or containment can be planned.

The Bathroom Sink service explains what a bathroom sink is and what it involves, in simple terms: basic plumbing, water supply, drainage, installation or repair tasks for sinks in bathrooms.

Drain Clear is a service that clears clogged drains using plumbing tools and safe cleaners. It involves inspecting, snaking or flushing the pipe, removing blockages, and testing the drainage to prevent future clogs.

Drain Line Inspection is a service that checks pipes for blockages, leaks, and damage using cameras or other tools, to diagnose issues, locate clogs, and determine any needed repairs or maintenance for proper drainage.

Drain cleaning is removing blockages and buildup from pipes to restore smooth water flow. It involves inspecting the drain, using tools or augers to break or pull out clogs, flushing with water, and checking for leaks or future preventative care.

Drainage System is a service that clears and maintains the pipes and channels used to remove rainwater and wastewater from buildings and areas, preventing flooding and backups by inspecting, cleaning, repairing, and installing drains, pipes, and grates.

Faucet installation is the process of putting a new faucet on a sink, replacing old parts, and ensuring it stops leaks. It involves measuring, disconnecting water lines, mounting the faucet, sealing with putty or a gasket, and testing for leaks.

Faucet repair is fixing leaks, drips, or poor water flow in a faucet. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing worn seals or cartridges, tightening connections, and restoring proper function so water stops dripping and operates smoothly.

Garbage disposal installation is a service that fits a power‑driven sink grinder under your kitchen sink to shred food waste, connect it to plumbing and power, and ensure it runs safely and quietly for easy waste disposal.

Garbage disposal repair fixes noisy, jammed, or leaking under-sink shredders that grind food waste. Technicians diagnose issues, replace faulty motors or blades, clear clogs, seal leaks, and restore safe, quiet operation of the disposal unit.

A home inspection is a professional check of a house’s condition, looking at its structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, and systems to find problems. The inspector notes issues, safety risks, and areas needing repair or future maintenance for buyers or owners.

House Inspections are for checking a home’s condition. A professional inspects structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, and safety features, then reports any issues, needed repairs, or upgrades to help buyers, owners, or sellers make informed decisions.

Indoor allergen sampling collects and tests dust from homes or buildings to identify common allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and molds. It usually involves collecting a dust sample with a swab or filter, then lab analysis to assess exposure and guide cleanup.

Lead-based paint testing checks for the presence of lead in paint on walls and surfaces. It involves collecting paint samples or doing surface scans to determine lead levels, helping ensure safety, especially in older homes or buildings with suspected lead paint.

Main Sewer is a service that handles large-scale wastewater removal and disposal for communities, including maintenance of sewer lines, pumping stations, and treatment integration to keep toilets and drains working safely and cleanly.

Manufactured home inspections involve a trained inspector checking factory-built homes for safety, code compliance, and condition. It covers structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and overall workmanship to verify quality and identify needed repairs before sale or occupancy.

Mold sampling is a test to check for mold in indoor spaces. Professionals collect air or surface samples, send them to a lab, and analyze them to identify mold types and quantities, helping determine if remediation is needed.

Multi-unit inspections are checks of several units in a building to assess safety, condition, and compliance; it involves coordinated surveys, documenting findings, noting repairs or defects, and reporting results for property managers or tenants.

New construction inspections are checks done during building of a new home or addition to ensure everything is built to plan, codes, and quality. Inspectors review foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and final finishes for compliance and safety.

Outdoor plumbing system repair fixes problems with outside water lines, sprinklers, drains, and faucets. It involves locating leaks, repairing pipes, replacing damaged components, and testing the system to ensure proper water flow and coverage.

Pipe Evaluation is a service that checks the condition and integrity of pipes, using tests and inspections to identify leaks, blockages, and wear, then provides findings and recommendations for repair or maintenance.

Pipe Inspection is a service that examines the inside of pipes to detect problems like leaks, rust, or blockages. It uses cameras and sensors to travel through the pipes, providing a report and recommendations for repairs or cleaning.

Plumbing Contract is a written agreement with a plumber that outlines the work to be done, timelines, materials, costs, and payment terms for plumbing services like repairs, installations, and maintenance, ensuring clear expectations for both parties.

Plumbing Contractors provide skilled plumbers to install, repair, and maintain water systems in homes or businesses, handling pipes, fixtures, heating, drainage, and related systems through planning, estimating, and project management from start to finish.

Plumbing leak detection is a service that finds hidden water leaks in pipes, walls, or floors using specialized tools such as cameras, moisture meters, and pressure tests, then locates the source and recommends repair steps.

Plumbing leak repair fixes water leaks in pipes, fixtures, or fittings. A technician locates the leak, stops the water, and repairs or replaces damaged parts, tests for leaks, and ensures proper sealing to prevent future water damage.

Plumbing pipe repair fixes leaks, cracks, or damaged pipes in homes or buildings. It involves locating the problem, replacing or patching sections, tightening fittings, and testing to prevent water damage and restore proper water flow.

Pool plumbing repair fixes leaks, clogs, or broken pipes in a pool’s water lines, filters, and pumps. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing worn fittings or pipes, sealing connections, and restoring proper water flow and pressure for safe, efficient operation.

Pre-listing inspections are property checks done before selling to find issues, so sellers can fix them or disclose problems. A licensed inspector reviews the home’s structure, systems, safety items, and may provide a report and repair recommendations to speed up sale.

Preventative Maintenance is regular, planned checkups and tune-ups to keep equipment working well, prevent breakdowns, extend life, and fix small issues before they become costly problems.

Property Inspection is a professional check of a home or building to assess its condition, safety, and systems. Inspectors review structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, and appliances, noting issues and providing a report for buyers, sellers, or owners.

Regular Maintenance is a scheduled check-up service that keeps your system running smoothly by performing routine updates, cleaning, and inspections to prevent issues and extend performance and lifespan.

Rental property inspections are scheduled visits to check a rental home’s condition, note damages, verify safety and cleanliness, document inventory, and ensure tenants follow terms—often for lease renewals or move-out planning.

Repair Work is a service that fixes damaged items, restores their function, and may involve assessing the problem, sourcing parts, and completing repairs to bring the item back to working order.

Residential Construction is the process of building homes and living spaces for people, from planning and budgeting to foundations, framing, insulation, wiring, plumbing, and finishing touches, ensuring safe, comfortable, and compliant dwellings.

Residential Plumbing Repair is fixing everyday home plumbing problems, like leaks, clogs, dripping faucets, and faulty pipes, to restore functioning water systems, improve safety, and prevent damage inside houses.

A septic tank is a private underground system that collects and slowly treats wastewater from a home, separating solids and liquids, with periodic pumping and maintenance to prevent odors, clogs, and leaks.

Sewer & Drain is a service that clears blockages, repairs leaks, and maintains home sewer lines and drains to prevent backups, odors, and water damage, using inspection cameras, hydro-jetting, and pipe repair as needed.

Sewer Line Inspection is a service that uses a camera to look inside your sewer pipes to check for cracks, blockages, or leaks. A technician snakes a flexible camera through the lines to diagnose issues and determine next steps for repair or replacement.

Sewer Line Location is a service that finds and marks underground sewer pipes on your property using specialized tools, so you know where they run before digging or installing new utilities.

Sewer Line Maintenance And Repairs is a service that helps keep your underground sewer pipes clear and functioning. It includes cleaning clogs, removing blockages, repairing leaks or cracks, and restoring proper flow to prevent backups and damage.

Sewer Pipes is a service that inspects and maintains underground drains that carry wastewater away from buildings, checking for cracks or blockages, cleaning lines, and ensuring proper flow and connection to the municipal sewer system.

Sewer Replacement is the process of removing an old sewer line and installing a new one to carry waste from homes or buildings to the sewer system. It involves planning, trenching, removing the old pipe, laying new pipe, connections, and testing the system.

The Sewer System service describes the network that collects and transports wastewater from homes and businesses to treatment facilities, including pipes, pumps, and maintenance to prevent leaks, blockages, and keep communities clean and safe.

Sewer Video Inspection is a service that uses a small camera on a cable to check the inside of your sewer lines. It involves sending the camera into pipes, recording footage, and identifying cracks, blockages, or root intrusion to guide repairs.

Sewer and drain line inspection and consulting service helps you check pipes for blockages, leaks, or damage using cameras and specialized tools, then provides expert advice, plans repairs, and helps prevent future problems.

Sewer cleaning is removing clogs, debris, and buildup from underground pipes to keep wastewater flowing freely. It involves inspection, flushing, vacuuming, and sometimes snaking or jetting to clear blockages and prevent backups.

Sewer line scope is a service that uses a small camera to inspect the inside of your sewer line to find blockages, cracks, or leaks. It involves inserting a probe through the cleanout or sewer access, recording images, and identifying needed repairs.

Sewer repair fixes broken or leaking sewer pipes to restore proper flow and prevent backups. It involves locating the problem, removing damaged sections, sealing joints, and replacing pipes or using patches, liners, or couplings as needed.

Shower installation is the service of fitting or replacing a shower setup in a bathroom. It involves removing old fixtures, preparing plumbing and wiring, installing a shower base, enclosure, showerhead, valves, and testing for leaks and proper operation.

Shower repair is fixing issues with your shower, such as leaks, low water pressure, dripping taps, or a faulty showerhead. It involves inspecting pipes and fixtures, replacing worn parts, and ensuring safe, smooth operation for a reliable, leak-free shower experience.

Spot Repair is a quick, targeted fix for small dents, scratches, or chips on a vehicle. It uses small, precise repairs to restore the damaged area without repainting the whole panel, saving time and cost.

Sprinkler system inspection is a quick check of your irrigation setup to ensure valves, heads, pipes, and controllers work properly, look for leaks, correct coverage, and confirm water pressure and timer settings are right.

A Storm Water Drain is a system that collects and channels rainwater from streets and surfaces away from buildings to prevent flooding. It involves drains, pipes, culverts, and outlets designed to safely carry water to rivers, lakes, or the ground.

Sump pump installation is the process of placing and wiring a pump in a basement or low area to remove excess water, usually from rainfall or flooding. It involves selecting a pump, installing a sump basin, connecting power and discharge lines, and testing for proper drainage.

Sump pump repair fixes a failing or noisy sump pump that removes water from basements. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing worn parts, motor or switch repairs, and testing the pump to ensure it runs smoothly and prevents flooding.

A toilet installation is the process of fitting a new toilet in a bathroom, including removing the old unit, preparing the drain and water supply, sealing the connections, and ensuring proper flushing and stability for reliable use.

Toilet repair is fixing common toilet problems, like leaks, running water, clogs, and weak flushes. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing faulty parts (valves, flappers, seals), and ensuring the toilet works properly and efficiently.

Underground Drain is a service that installs or repairs buried drainage pipes to remove water from foundations, basements, or yards. It involves trenching, laying pipes with proper slope, installing filters, and sealing connections to prevent leaks and surface water intrusion.

Water Damage Restoration is a service that fixes homes or buildings after leaks, floods, or spills. It includes stopping more water, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning and sanitizing, and repairing or restoring floors, walls, and belongings to safe, normal condition.

Water Line is a service that provides access to clean drinking water, delivering or refilling water through safe, monitored systems and ensuring quality, filtration, and reliable supply for households or events.

Water heater installation is the service of placing and connecting a new water heater in your home, including choosing the right unit, mounting it, connecting water and power lines, and testing for safe, reliable hot water supply.

Water heater repair is fixing a broken heater that provides hot water for showers, dishes, and laundry. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing faulty parts, restoring heat, checking safety features, and testing performance to ensure reliable hot water.

Water tank installation is the process of placing and connecting a water storage tank to your home or business, including choosing the right tank, mounting it securely, linking it to pipes and a supply source, and testing for leaks and proper flow.

Water tank repair is fixing leaks, cracks, or malfunctions in water storage tanks to restore safe, clean water flow. It involves diagnosing issues, resealing joints, replacing damaged parts, and testing for leaks and proper operation.