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- Leaks in waste or supply lines or at fixtures.
- Orangeburg pipe – problems are age or tree root-related.
- Disposal of gray water into an unapproved septic system.
- Deteriorated piping and traps, etc.
- Improper slopes, improper toilet valves, improperly supported pipes.
- Older galvanized pipe. Look for rust warts and or restricted
flow.
- Life pumps, lift stations. Check operation; limited access.
- Improper venting
- Not through roof
- Too close to windows or ventilators
- “S”Traps. Not enforced.
- Water heaters – Non existent or improper temperature/pressure relief valve extensions.
- Loose, deteriorated wall materials at bath/shower areas. (i.e. tile)
- Improper vents.
- Residual chlorine in well water. May indicate ongoing bacteria problem.
- Lead in water – screening test.
- Polybutylene piping. Look for leaks and crimped joints.
- Back drafting of water heaters or furnaces.
- Water too hot.
- Loose toilets.
- Functional flow.
- Waste systems.
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General
Water
Supply Lines Valves
Waste Water Disposal Drain
Line Materials Cross Connections
Pipe Installations Shower/Tub
Wall Surfaces Fixtures
Gas Piping
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