Dye test all toilets — The purpose of this test is to determine if your toilet has a water (money wasting) leak. Even a tiny leak can increase your annual water and sewer bills. More importantly, it wastes many gallons of water daily.

Inspect faucets for leaks — Leaky faucets can waste over 200 gallons of water per day. Ignoring small leaks on faucets can cause further, more costly, damage to the faucet and fixtures.

Inspect exposed water supply lines — Lines that are old or deteriorating can be detected and replaced before a serious leak and damage occurs.

Inspect sink piping — Inspection of sink traps can detect corrosion or deterioration of traps before they cause problems.

Inspect washing machine hoses — Ruptures of old or deteriorated hoses can cause major damage. Restricted flow can reduce cleaning effectiveness.

Inspect outside sill cocks — Unrepaired leaks waste water and money, and sill cocks without vacuum breakers can be hazardous.

Inspect & tag all emergency water shut-offs — It is important that all emergency water shut-offs are easily found and operational in case of emergencies.

Inspect drain valve operation (Water Heater) - The drain valve is used for flushing sediment from the tank and draining the water heater in case of repairs and/or replacement.

Test operation of emergency shut-off— It is extremely important, in case of emergencies, to know the location of the emergency shut-off and to assure its proper operation. If there is a leak, it can cause a big problem.

Inspect for gas leak (GAS Water Heaters) — Undetected gas leaks are dangerous and result in higher gas bills. We will leak-check the gas line from the shut-off valve to the burners.Inspect For Water Leaks (ELECTRIC Water heaters) — Leaks may indicate a serious problem. If caught early enough, it may vary avert any serious damage.

Test water pressure in house — Incorrect water pressure can cause numerous problems to a plumbing system. In addition, too much pressure can add to the cost of your energy bills.