When buying a new house, it is common practice to have a certified home inspector check it out. Here is the catch…although all the plumbing, electrical, etc. may check out fine on the inside, who is checking the outside? The biggest loss for a homeowner can be a backed up sewer. This can flood the interior causing major damage and leading to bringing a restoration company out to remediate the raw sewage and disinfect your home. Not only is this costly, but may require you being out of your NEW home until the process is complete. You will also be filing a claim with your new homeowner’s insurance and this will cause premiums to rise….So before closing on your new dream home, have your sewer line video inspected for root intrusion, off set joints, broken pipes, or any other problems that may exist. It is also important that you have an outside cleanout for not only sewer access but this will also allow you to ask the sellers to repair any sewer issues prior to closing.
As the old saying goes, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”
Give us a call today to schedule your sewer inspection! Mention you saw us on Facebook or our blog and receive a special price of $250.00….a savings of $85.00!
I’ve known Alan, the owner of Fletch-Barney Plumbing, for many years and I use them for all of my plumbing needs. In property management, time and money are key concerns for us. Fletch-Barney comes when they are called and are fair and honest in their pricing. Their Pipe Lining technology has allowed the properties where it has been used at, to not only save time and money, but has eliminated the destruction to the property that conventional digging and replacement causes.
I called Fletch-Barney and they saved me over $2000! I called Alan and they were at my house within the hour. Their new technology saved us from digging up our front yard and drive way. Less invasive and less expensive is the way to go. They did a great job and I will be using them whenever I have another issue!
Thanks Alan!
Recently my sewer line backed up and created a huge mess. It turned out that the sewer line was broken under my driveway and the only solution was to tear it up along with all of my new landscaping! I called Fletch-Barney and they were able to repair the line under the driveway using the “Cured In Place” process without damaging my driveway or removing my landscaping. This was a great option for me and it saved me thousands of dollars too!”
