After months and months of procrastination and having second thoughts about it, I’ve finally decided to release my home plumbing inspection process called “The No Brainer Home Plumbing Inspection Checklist” I recorded this series which is a combination of video tutorials, screen capture tutorials and a keynote presentation by me back in late 2015. Why did I wait so long? The true answer is I didn’t think there would be a demand for it, but hey that’s not for me to decide after all I’m the guy you call when the shit hits the fan.
What I’ve done is to replicate the procedure I use for my own service agreement plumbing clients. I will once annually perform this walk thru inspection in their homes looking for small signs of trouble which could potentially turn into a plumbing emergency if left unattended. Generally speaking, if this is a first-time inspection I will always find a multitude of problems brewing that my clients weren’t even aware of.
The goal for me is to find small problems and take care of them before they get out of hand ultimately saving my clients money. This was the thought in creating the “No Brainer Home Plumbing Inspection Checklist” If I could show you where and what to look for, you could then call your plumber and have him take care of the small things before they get out of hand.
When a plumbing emergency takes place, it places a huge financial burden on most of the families I service. A burst water heater, washing machine hose or plastic water connector is all it takes to ruin the family vacation you’ve been saving for all year long. In addition, what most families don’t realize is that their homeowner’s insurance policy is NOT going to cover the plumbers bill. They’ll only pay for the damages caused by the faulty plumbing, the plumbers bill is coming out of your pocket!
Throughout my career, I’ve identified two types of homeowners: Pro-Active or Re-Active, the latter would rather wait until a problem occurs before tending to it. If this is you, “The No Brainer Home Plumbing Inspection Checklist” is definitely not for you. On the other hand, if you are the Pro-Active type who cares about your home and finds value in preventative maintenance, then I encourage you to check out “The No Brainer Home Plumbing Inspection Checklist” You could just end up preventing a plumbing disaster and salvage the annual family vacation.
HAPPY PLUMBING, Bob
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