Pipes, fixtures & connections
Accessible supply lines, drains, faucets, toilets, and exposed connections checked for wear, corrosion, and active leaks.
Our Ironclad Guarantee
Fixed Right the First Time
If it comes back, so do we.
Upfront Pricing, No Surprises
You approve the price before we start.
On Time or We Call Ahead
Late means a call, every time.
Written Warranty on Every Job
In writing, not just a handshake.
When a Plumbing Inspection Makes Sense
An inspection gives you a clearer picture before a purchase, project, or small warning becomes a larger repair.
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You are buying an older home
A focused plumbing review can flag aging supply lines, weak shutoffs, pressure issues, and water heater concerns.
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Problems keep returning
Repeated leaks, clogs, or pressure changes may point to a broader system issue instead of separate one-off repairs.
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You are planning a remodel
Checking pipe condition, capacity, valves, and fixture connections early helps prevent expensive changes after work begins.
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The system has not been checked in years
A preventive inspection can identify worn parts and maintenance needs while there is still time to plan.
Buying, remodeling, or tired of recurring plumbing surprises?
A whole-home inspection gives you a clearer plan before you commit to the next step.
What We Check During a Plumbing Inspection
We review the accessible plumbing system, test key operating points, and explain which findings need action now and which can be monitored.
Leak & moisture review
Visible warning signs and likely leak areas checked before water damage has more time to spread.
Water pressure testing
House pressure measured and reviewed for low flow, excessive pressure, or regulator trouble.
Shutoff & valve checks
Accessible fixture stops and the main shutoff reviewed for condition and reliable operation.
Water heater review
The heater, visible connections, safety components, venting, and signs of corrosion or leakage checked.
Clear findings & priorities
You get a straightforward explanation of immediate concerns, maintenance items, and future planning priorities.
Austin Homeowners Trust Ironclad
Had three other plumbers tell me I needed to dig up my yard for a sewer line issue. Ironclad did a camera inspection and fixed it with trenchless repair. Saved me thousands.
Called them for a leak under our kitchen sink. They showed up same day, found the problem fast, and fixed it in under an hour. Price was exactly what they quoted.
Our water heater died on a Sunday night. They answered the phone and had someone out Monday first thing. These guys are the real deal.
The Ironclad Difference
Why Austin Calls Ironclad
A useful inspection should replace guesswork with priorities you can understand and act on.
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4.9 Average Rating
142 published reviews across Google, Yelp, and Nextdoor.
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Licensed & Insured
Verify our Master Plumber license with the State Board.
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Locally Owned
Austin neighbors, not a national call center.
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24/7 Emergency Service
A backup at 2 AM still gets a real person.
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Reviews
4.9
Rating
19+
Areas Served
Our Process
What to Expect
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Tell us why you need the inspection
Share the home's age, known symptoms, purchase timeline, or remodeling plans.
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We inspect accessible systems
A licensed plumber reviews fixtures, visible piping, pressure, valves, drains, and water-heating equipment.
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We test and document findings
We verify key operating conditions and organize concerns by urgency.
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You get clear next steps
We explain what needs attention, what can wait, and where a more specialized diagnostic may help.
Plumbing Inspections in Austin and Nearby Areas
Whole-home plumbing inspections for homeowners, buyers, and remodel planning across Greater Austin.
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Schedule an Inspection Near YouPlumbing Inspection FAQ
What is included in a whole-home plumbing inspection?
We review accessible pipes, fixtures, drains, shutoffs, water pressure, visible leak signs, and water-heating equipment. The exact scope is confirmed before the visit.
How long does a plumbing inspection take?
Most homes take about one to two hours, depending on the home's size, age, access, and the number of systems or symptoms to review.
Is this different from a general home inspection?
Yes. A plumbing inspection is performed by a plumbing professional and goes deeper into water pressure, fixture operation, shutoffs, piping condition, leaks, and water-heating concerns.
Does a plumbing inspection include a sewer camera?
Not automatically. A camera inspection is a separate diagnostic that may be recommended when recurring backups, older sewer piping, or purchase concerns justify it.
Should I get a plumbing inspection before buying a home?
It can be especially useful for older homes, homes with prior leaks, additions, low pressure, slow drains, or an aging water heater.
Will I receive repair recommendations?
Yes. We explain the findings, identify urgent items, and separate recommended maintenance from repairs that can be planned later.
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Get a Clearer Picture of Your Plumbing
Book a whole-home plumbing inspection in Austin and get practical findings before the next decision.