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Relocating to a new home is an exciting endeavor and an opportunity for many families to have a fresh start. But before signing a lease or putting an offer down, it’s important to evaluate the condition of a property, starting with the plumbing. As you plan your next move, here are a few helpful tips any experienced plumber would recommend. 

4 Moving Tips Recommended by Residential Plumbing Experts

1. Inspect the Water Heater

A fully functioning water heater is critical to ensure you always have access to hot water. When touring a potential residence, ask to see this appliance. If you notice signs of corrosion, rust, or leaks, you’ll have to factor extensive water heater repairs into your home improvement budget. 

2. Open Sink Cupboards

PlumberWhile it’s natural to be dazzled by new countertops in the kitchen or fresh tile in the bathroom, there could be hidden issues. Open sink cupboards for signs of water damage or leaking. If you notice water stains, you may want to call a plumber to ensure there aren’t serious issues. 

3. Flush Toilets

Toilets need plenty of water to flush properly. To reduce your water usage and avoid expensive visits from the plumber, test each toilet and listen for any strange noises, dripping sounds in the tank, or problems with the bowl refilling.  

4. Evaluate Faucets

Faucets have a tendency to drip due to worn out washers, O-ring issues, or loose parts. Before moving into a new place, make sure every sink, tub, and shower shuts off properly. This way you won’t waste water or have to plan for plumbing service in the near future. 

 

Baity Plumbing has been serving Davidson County, Guilford County, and Randolph County, NC, since 1976. As experts in commercial and residential plumbing, you can trust these professionals to tackle jobs of all sizes. If you’re planning a move, call their office today at (336) 475-0921 to schedule an inspection with an experienced plumber and visit their website for more information on their comprehensive services from water heater repair to sewer line cleaning. 

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