When water flows freely, and fixtures seem to work as expected, it’s easy to assume your plumbing system is in great shape. Many homeowners believe that if there are no obvious leaks or backups, there’s no need for a professional inspection. In reality, plumbing issues often develop quietly, out of sight, and can cause significant damage before any visible signs appear. That’s why plumbing inspections are not optional—they’re protective.
Understanding what happens behind walls and beneath floors helps explain why routine inspections matter more than most people realize.