Should you consider getting the drain line inspected at the house you are buying? Nearly 2/3 of the drain lines we inspect require $3,000 in repair or more. This applies to new houses as well as old. Many of the problems found will not be covered by a home warranty or your home owner’s insurance policy.
During the home inspection we perform, your inspector will run lots of water down the drains to try and reveal blockages. However, clean water may not reveal restricted drain lines. Until you use the drains regularly or flush paper, food, human waste or soap suds, many restricted drains will appear to be draining well. If roots have entered the drains or fat has collected, even small wads of toilet paper may be enough to block the drain line which can cause the drains to back up and dump sewage into your house. Blockages can only be revealed with the use of a drain line camera.
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