Mainline Inspection Services

The 11th month warranty inspections are a follow-up check to ensure a newly built or renovated property still meets warranty standards. A licensed inspector visits, notes any issues, tests systems, and advises on needed repairs before the warranty expires.

An Annual maintenance checkup is a yearly service where a technician inspects, tests, and tunes the main systems of your home or vehicle to prevent problems, extend life, and ensure safe, efficient operation.

Asbestos sampling is collecting small material samples from buildings to check if asbestos fibers are present. Trained professionals take and test the samples in labs, following safety rules to determine if it’s safe or needs removal or mitigation.

Bathroom Sink is a service that installs, repairs, or replaces a bathroom sink and faucet, handles plumbing connections, seals leaks, and ensures proper drainage and water flow for a clean, functional fixture.

Drain Clear is a home service that unclogs and cleans blocked drains, using flushing, snaking, or safe chemical methods to restore water flow and prevent backups in sinks, showers, and toilets.

Drain Line Inspection is a service that checks a building’s drain pipes for blockages, leaks, and proper flow using cameras and pressure tests. It identifies problems, logs findings, and guides repairs to prevent backups and odors.

Drain cleaning is removing clogs and buildup from pipes to restore smooth water flow in sinks, toilets, or drains. It involves snaking, flushing, or using specialized tools to clear blockages and prevent backups.

Drainage System is a service that plans, installs, and maintains the pipes and components that remove rainwater and wastewater from a property, preventing flooding by directing water away, testing for leaks, and ensuring proper drainage and venting.

Faucet installation is the process of installing a new faucet in a sink or countertop, including removing the old fixture, fitting the new faucet, applying sealant, connecting water lines, and checking for leaks to ensure functioning hot and cold water flow.

Faucet repair is fixing a dripping or leaking faucet and restoring proper water flow. It involves inspecting parts, replacing worn washers, seals, or cartridges, tightening connections, and testing for leaks to prevent water waste and low pressure.

Garbage disposal installation is fitting a device under your kitchen sink that shreds waste food so it goes down the drain. It involves attaching the unit, wiring it safely, connecting to the drain, and testing for proper operation.

Garbage disposal repair fixes a clogged or jammed kitchen waste grinder, diagnosing issues like vibration, leaks, or no power, replacing faulty parts, grinding rings, seals, switches, or motors, and restoring safe, quiet, efficient operation.

A Home Inspection is a professional check of a house's structure, systems, and safety features. The inspector examines the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more to identify issues, estimate repairs, and inform buyers or owners.

House Inspections is a professional check of a home’s structure and systems (roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC) to find defects, safety issues, and maintenance needs before buying, selling, or maintaining a property.

Indoor allergen sampling is a simple test to check for common allergens inside your home, like dust mites, pet dander, and mold. It involves collecting small dust samples from surfaces or air and sending them to a lab for analysis to identify what allergens are present.

Lead-based paint testing checks for lead paint in a home or building. A trained technician collects samples from surfaces, sends them to a lab, and results show if lead is present and at what levels, guiding safety steps and remediation.

Main Sewer is a municipal utility service that collects and transports wastewater from homes and businesses to treatment facilities, handling pipes, pumps, and networks to protect health and the environment.

Manufactured home inspections check a modular or factory-built home for safety, quality, and code compliance. Inspectors review structure, systems, and finishes, verify installed features match standards, and document any defects or needed repairs.

Mold sampling is the process of collecting air or surface samples to check for mold spores. A technician may use swabs or cassettes, then send the samples to a lab to identify types and levels, helping assess moisture problems and health risks.

Multi-unit inspections are checks, usually for housing or properties, where inspectors examine several units or rooms at once to assess safety, maintenance, and compliance, noting issues, prioritizing fixes, and ensuring consistent standards across all units.

New construction inspections are professional checks during and after building a new home or structure to ensure it’s built correctly, safely, and to code. They review foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and finishes, documenting issues and compliance.

Outdoor plumbing system repair fixes pipes, valves, drains, and fixtures outside your home, such as irrigation lines and outdoor faucets. It involves locating leaks, repairing or replacing damaged components, and restoring proper water flow and drainage.

Pipe Evaluation is a service that checks the condition and flow of pipes. It involves inspecting pipes, measuring pressure and leaks, and assessing material, corrosion, and wear to ensure safe, efficient piping performance.

Pipe Inspection is a process that uses cameras and sensors to examine the inside of pipes, checking for leaks, blockages, corrosion, or damage. It involves inserting a small camera into the pipe, recording footage, and reporting findings for repairs or cleaning.

Plumbing Contract is an agreement with a licensed plumber to plan, install, repair, and maintain water systems in a building, including pipes, fixtures, drains, and related services, timelines, pricing, and scope of work.

Plumbing Contractors provide skilled workers who install, repair, and maintain water pipes, fixtures, and drainage systems for homes and buildings, handling tasks like leaks, clogged drains, water heaters, and new pipe installations.

Plumbing leak detection is a service that finds hidden water leaks in your pipes and fixtures using sensors and tools, then pinpoints the exact location and suggests fixes to prevent water waste and damage.

Plumbing leak repair fixes dripping or running pipes, faucets, and fittings. It involves finding the source of the leak, shutting off water, replacing or sealing worn parts, and testing to ensure no further leaks.

Plumbing pipe repair fixes leaks, cracks, or damage in water pipes. It involves locating the problem, shutting off water, replacing or patching sections, testing for leaks, and restoring proper water flow and pressure for safe use.

Pool plumbing repair fixes leaks, clogs, or broken pipes and fittings in a swimming pool’s water lines, pumps, and return jets. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing damaged pipes or valves, sealing connections, and restoring proper water flow and pressure.

Pre-listing inspections are property checks done before selling to spot issues, so sellers can fix them and present a clean home. It covers structural, safety, and mechanical systems, with a detailed report to speed up negotiations and reduce last-minute surprises.

Preventative Maintenance is regular, planned care for equipment to prevent breakdowns. It includes inspections, cleaning, part replacement, and tune-ups on a schedule to keep systems running smoothly and extend their life.

Property Inspection is a service that checks a home’s condition, safety, and systems. A inspector reviews structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, and appliances, notes issues, and provides a report with needed repairs and estimated costs.

Regular Maintenance is routine checks and updates to keep a system running smoothly. It includes software updates, backups, performance checks, cleaning up files, and fixing minor issues before they become problems.

Rental property inspections are checks of a home’s condition before, during, and after tenancy to ensure safety, maintenance, and compliance. They involve noting wear, documenting damages, requesting repairs, and verifying lease terms and rent accuracy.

Repair Work offers fixing and restoring items to working condition, from diagnosing problems and replacing broken parts to testing performance and ensuring safety, quality, and durability for homes or businesses.

Residential Construction is the process of building and renovating homes, including houses and apartments. It involves planning, site work, framing, roofing, electrical and plumbing, finishing interiors, and ensuring safety and quality throughout the project.

Residential Plumbing Repair is fixing commonhome plumbing problems in houses, like leaky faucets, clogged drains, running toilets, and pipe leaks. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing or repairing parts, and ensuring safe, proper water flow and drainage.

A septic tank is a private underground container that collects and treats household wastewater. It stores solids, allows liquids to decompose, and requires periodic pumping and maintenance to prevent clogs and odors.

Sewer & Drain is a service that clears blockages, fixes leaks, and maintains pipes in homes or businesses, using helical rods, cameras, or water jets to unclog drains, repair damaged sections, and prevent future backups.

Sewer Line Inspection is a professional check of your home's main underground drain line using video cameras to spot cracks, blockages, or leaks. It involves inserting a inspection camera through the sewer cleanout to reveal issues and guide repairs.

Sewer Line Location helps identify where underground sewer pipes run beneath your property. It involves using tracing methods, cameras, or locating tools to map pipe paths, depths, and connections to plan repairs, avoid damage, or connect new fixtures.

Sewer Line Maintenance And Repairs is a service that keeps underground sewer pipes in good condition, prevents clogs, and fixes leaks or broken sections through cleaning, inspecting, patching, or replacing pipes to ensure smooth, waste-free drainage.

Sewer Pipes is a service that installs, inspects, or repairs underground waste pipes that carry wastewater from homes or businesses to the sewer system, including trenching, pipe fitting, and testing for leaks or blockages.

Sewer Replacement is the process of removing an old, damaged sewer line and installing a new underground pipe to carry wastewater from a building to the sewer system. It involves digging, removing the old pipe, laying new pipe, and restoring surfaces.

Sewer System is the network of pipes and pumps that collect, transport, and treat wastewater from homes and businesses, carrying it to treatment facilities and safely releasing clean water back into the environment.

Sewer Video Inspection is a service that uses a small camera on a flexible line to look inside your sewer pipes, check for cracks, blockages, or damage, and show live footage and a report of findings for repairs or maintenance.

Sewer and drain line inspection and consulting service helps homeowners and businesses check the condition of pipes, diagnose issues like clogs or leaks, and get expert advice on fixes, planning repairs, and preventing future problems.

Sewer cleaning is clearing out drains and sewers of dirt, debris, and blockages to prevent backups. It involves inspecting pipes, using high-pressure water jets and specialized machines, removing clogs, and ensuring smooth, safe flow through the sewer system.

Sewer line scope is a service that uses a small camera to inspect the pipes from the house to the sewer, checking for cracks, blockages, or breaks and ensuring proper function, with a video record for later review.

Sewer repair is fixing damaged sewer pipes to stop leaks, prevent backups, and restore proper drainage. It involves locating the problem, removing or sealing cracked pipes, replacing sections, and testing the system to ensure it works again.

Shower installation is the process of putting in a new shower or upgrading an existing one, including sizing, plumbing work, fitting a shower enclosure, installing a tray, head, taps, and sealing to prevent leaks. It usually involves measuring, removing old parts, and tests.

Shower repair is fixing leaks, dripping taps, low water pressure, or failing knobs in a shower. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing worn parts like valves or seals, reseating tiles, and ensuring the shower functions safely and reliably.

Spot Repair is a quick, targeted dent or damage fix on a small area of a vehicle or surface, using specialized tools to restore appearance without full panel work. It involves minor sanding, filling, and repainting to blend with surrounding paint.

Sprinkler system inspection checks your irrigation setup for leaks, proper water pressure, functional valves, and correct coverage. It includes testing zones, verifying controller programming, sprinkler heads, and overall system performance to prevent waste and ensure reliable watering.

Storm Water Drain is a system that collects rainwater from streets and surfaces, channels it through pipes or channels, and safely directs it away to prevent flooding and erosion during heavy rainfall.

Sump pump installation is putting a device in your basement or low area to move water away and prevent flooding. It involves choosing a pump, installing a basin, running power and discharge lines, and testing it to keep water out.

Sump pump repair is fixing a basement pump that moves water away from your home. It involves inspecting, replacing worn parts, testing for leaks, and ensuring the pump and electricals work to keep basements dry during floods or heavy rain.

Toilet installation is replacing or installing a new toilet in a bathroom. It involves removing the old unit, fitting the new toilet, connecting water supply and waste pipes, sealing all joints, and testing for leaks to ensure it works properly.

Toilet repair is fixing common toilet problems like leaks, running water, clogs, or weak flushing. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing faulty parts (seals, fill valves, flappers), and testing the toilet to ensure it works properly again.

Underground Drain is a drainage service that installs and maintains buried pipes and channels to remove water from foundations, yards, or streets, preventing flooding. It involves assessment, planning, trenching, piping, filtration, and connection to a main sewer or soakaway.

Water Damage Restoration is a service that helps dry out and repair spaces after floods or leaks. It involves stopping the water, removing moisture, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning and sanitizing affected areas, and restoring the home to its previous condition.

Water Line is a service that provides clean, inspected water connections and delivery for homes or buildings, including installation, maintenance, and repair of pipes and fixtures to ensure reliable water supply and safe in-house water flow.

Water heater installation is the service of fitting a new hot water heater in your home, which involves choosing a unit, preparing the space, connecting water and gas/electric lines, venting if needed, testing, and ensuring safe operation and proper settings.

Water heater repair fixes problems with your heater, such as no hot water, leaks, or strange noises. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing faulty components, testing safety devices, and ensuring consistent, safe hot water delivery.

Water tank installation is the process of placing and connecting a tank to store and supply clean water for a home or building, including choosing the right tank, mounting, plumbing, fittings, and ensuring proper drainage, safety, and testing.

Water tank repair is fixing leaks, cracks, or faulty components in a water storage tank to restore safe, reliable water supply. It may involve inspecting seals, repairing cracks, replacing fittings, or refitting liners to prevent contamination and ensure proper pressure.