Indianapolis Preventative Plumbing Maintenance Program

• Inspect faucets, sinks, tubs, and showers for leaks, drips, or signs of wear, and proper operation.
• Inspect the condition of the fixtures and notate any abnormalities that will inhibit performance.
• Ensure proper water pressure and flow in all fixtures.
• Test the garbage disposal for operation and install a troubleshooting QR code.

• Check for leaks, secure fittings, and test flushing mechanisms.
• Check for leaks around the base of the toilet bowl and tank.
• Check that the toilet is firmly attached to the floor and/or wall.
• Dye test the toilet tank for internal leaks.
• Test flushing mechanisms for proper operation.
• Tighten loose toilet seats.
• Inspect for abnormalities that will inhibit performance.
• Visually inspect the backflow prevention devices.

• Inspect for leaks, corrosion, and proper support.
• Check under sinks and in utility areas for leaks, corrosion, or signs of wear.
• Inspect all visible basement and/or crawlspace piping for signs of leaks.
• Inspect piping support systems.

• Test main shutoffs and isolation valves for proper function and ease of use.
• Attach a valve tag on the main water valve for future identification.
• Identify and exercise any isolation valves intended for the outside hose bibs.
• Inspect for corrosion or leaks in shutoff valve connections.

City Water Systems:

• Notate the location of the city water meter. (Must be visible at ground level.)
• Inspect inside of the water meter pit for leaks.
• Test the water service line for leaks from the city water meter to the house.
• Test and record the incoming city water pressure.

Well Water Systems:

• Notate the above-ground location of the wellhead.
• Check the condition of the well pressure tank and its associated components.

• Inspect safety components, and ensure optimal performance.
• Inspect the tank for leaks or corrosion.
• Inspect and test the water heater isolation valve.
• Install a high visibility valve tag on the water heater shutoff valve for future identification.
• Inspect the thermal expansion tank and check valve if present.
• Inspect and notate the condition of the water heater stand if present.
• Inspect and notate the condition of the water heater drip pan if present.
• Visually inspect the temperature and pressure relief (T&P) valve for leaks and corrosion.
• Flush sediment from the bottom of the water heater storage tank.
• For gas water heaters; visually inspect the burner assembly for proper operation.
• For electric water heaters; visually inspect the heating elements for external corrosion and leaks.
• For tankless water heaters; inspect error code history on the control board.
• Ensure the water temperature is set to an optimal level (120°F-140°F).
• Record the manufacturer, make, and model of the water heater.
• Install troubleshooting QR Code

• Ensure all sinks, tubs, and shower drains are flowing freely.
• Note problematic drains for further evaluation or cleaning.
• Use non-invasive techniques to reduce the risk of clogs and buildup.
• Visually inspect the sewage lift station for debris. (This will be done through the lid grommet.)
• Test the lift station sewage pump for proper operation.

• Test the standard design sump pump(s) for proper activation and cycle.
• Test the operation and activation of the battery backup pump system.
• Inspect any isolation and check valves that are present.
• Inspect and notate where the sump pump(s) discharge to.
• Inspect discharge line(s) for freezing risk.
• Visually inspect and make recommendations on the outdoor gutter and downspout system.

• Test for signs of hard water, contaminants, or unusual odors.
• Recommend water treatment options if needed.
• If a water softener is present, confirm the location of the bypass assembly.
• If a water softener is present, confirm that the drain does not present potential contamination of the drinking water system.
• Install troubleshooting QR code.

• Faster scheduling and quicker service when you need a plumber.
• 10% discount on labor and materials.