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For many, the idea of a sewer inspection is not very appealing. However, it is an important part of ensuring that your plumbing system and septic tank are operating at their best. If you’ve never had a sewer inspection before, or if you’re planning to make some changes to your plumbing system, here are four reasons why an inspection should be on top of your list!
TO PROTECT YOUR HOME’S FOUNDATION
Sewer inspections ensure that your plumbing system is operating at the best it can. If there are leaks or other problems, a sewer inspection may uncover them before further damage occurs. Unmaintained sewers often cause foundation issues that can end up costing a pretty penny if you leave them unchecked.
TO HELP MAINTAIN GOOD HEALTH
Septic tanks and plumbing systems are like the kidneys in your body. They filter out harmful bacteria, viruses, toxins and much more! If they aren’t working properly (and sometimes even if they are) these things can get backed up. Sewer inspections can help you to keep your plumbing system in tip-top shape, so everyone stays healthy! Regular sewer inspections are also important if there is someone in the house who has compromised immune systems or other issues.
TO DETECT PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY BECOME MAJOR ISSUES
A sewer inspection can help you to identify potential problems before they become major issues. This means that there will be less work for professionals to do, which saves everyone time and money! If an issue is discovered during a sewer inspection, it may even save your septic tank from being replaced if the problem can be repaired quickly and effectively. Sewer inspections can also help you to learn what your home’s plumbing system is capable of, as well as its limitations. Knowing this information ahead of time can be incredibly useful if there was ever a leak or other issue that needed immediate attention.
Regular sewer inspections will also help to increase the lifespan of both the tank and the plumbing, which means fewer replacements down the line.
TO MAKE SURE YOUR PLUMBING SYSTEM IS READY FOR ANY FUTURE ADDITIONS
Many people rely on their home’s septic tank when it comes to handling large amounts of water, such as when they have a new addition! If you already know that there are certain issues with your current plumbing system and septic tank (and what those issues are) you can plan ahead to make sure that your plumbing system is ready for a new addition! If there aren’t any major issues, it will save time and money if the plumber only needs to do minor repairs or replacements rather than an entire overhaul.
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