Plumbing, Fixtures and Appliances
Water damage in your house is both hazardous to your health and costly to repair. The following list will help you maintain your homes plumbing and keep your house dry, from either man made or natural water problems.
- Check water hoses and connections
- Check dishwasher hoses for leaks
- Check toilet supply/shut-off valve
- Clean & check refrigerator drip pan and/or ice-maker connections
- Check shower/tub surrounds for signs of damage including mold or mildew
- check traps and drains under sinks, tubs and showers for leaks
- Check hot water heater for leaks
- Check boiler for leaks
- Check water main/meter or well pump for leaks or sweating
- Clean septic tank
- Check garage, driveways and other outdoor areas for water damage
- Ensure that water is not pooling near the house and drains properly
- Check the attic for leaks or water damage
- Look for leaks by window and door sills
- Clean and maintain gutters and downspouts, ensuring water flows away from the house
