If your new home’s plumbing could be hiding a cracked sewer line or root invasion, would you still sign the papers?
How confident are you that your home inspector’s quick surface check caught what’s happening under your floors and behind your walls?
What’s the real cost of not knowing a few hundred now for an inspection, or thousands later in hidden water damage and repairs?
Root Intrusion: Tree roots infiltrate sewer lines, leading to blockages and pipe collapse.
Corroded or Aging Pipes: Galvanized or cast iron systems that are deteriorating from within.
Pipe Bellies: Sagging sections that hold wastewater, causing clogs and slow drainage.
Hidden Leaks: Small, ongoing leaks that damage foundations, floors, or walls.
Cracked or Offset Joints: Misaligned pipes that allow water, sewage, or soil infiltration.
Sewer Line Blockages: Build-up, grease, or foreign material restricting flow.
Outdated Materials: Older homes may still have Orangeburg or clay pipes, known for collapsing.
Every one of these issues can be costly if discovered after closing and they’re almost impossible to see without a professional inspection.
Our inspection gives you a clear, honest look at what’s happening inside your plumbing system not guesses or assumptions. You’ll see real footage of your pipes, so you know exactly what condition they’re in before making one of the biggest investments of your life.
From corrosion and root intrusion to hidden leaks or misaligned joints, our detailed report highlights early warning signs that could lead to expensive repairs later. Knowing these risks up front helps you make an informed decision and prevents you from inheriting someone else’s plumbing problems.
Understanding how much life your plumbing system has left helps you plan for the future. Whether the home’s pipes have decades of service ahead or are nearing replacement, our inspection gives you the insight to budget wisely and negotiate with confidence.
If we find issues, you’ll get straightforward recommendations based on severity and urgency. We’ll explain what needs attention now versus what can wait — no scare tactics, just practical advice that protects your budget and your peace of mind.
A clean inspection report gives buyers peace of mind. When you show proof that your home’s sewer and plumbing system are in top condition, you remove uncertainty and build instant trust. Buyers feel confident moving forward knowing there are no hidden surprises waiting underground.
Unexpected plumbing issues can bring a real estate deal to a halt. By getting your inspection done early, you eliminate delays and avoid last-minute negotiations. A verified inspection keeps everyone moving toward closing day without costly hold-ups.
Homes with documented maintenance records and inspection reports often command stronger offers. When buyers see you’ve invested in verifying the property’s condition, they’re less likely to push for discounts or repair credits, helping you hold firm at your asking price.
In a crowded housing market, proactive sellers stand out. Featuring a recent sewer and pipe inspection in your listing shows that your home is cared for and ready to go. That level of transparency sets your property apart from others and can be the deciding factor for serious buyers.
Veteran Owned & Operated — Integrity and accountability are at the core of everything we do.
Licensed & Experienced — Local pros who know Jacksonville’s water tables, soils, and pipe materials.
State-of-the-Art Equipment — High-definition video inspections for precise results.
Clear, Honest Reporting — No gimmicks or hidden upsells — just the facts you need.
Service You Can Trust — We serve buyers, sellers, and agents across Onslow, Pender, Carteret & New Hanover Counties.
As a licensed plumber, I tell every realtor that a sewer and pipe inspection is one of the smartest pre-sale steps you can take. It gives buyers and sellers a clear picture of the plumbing’s condition, identifying hidden problems that could stall a closing or lead to costly post-sale disputes. It protects your client and your reputation.
I recommend scheduling it as early as possible, ideally before the home goes under contract. For sellers, that means before listing; for buyers, it’s best during the inspection contingency period. This way, you can make informed decisions without rushing or risking a delay at closing.
My camera inspections can reveal corrosion, cracked or offset pipes, root intrusion, buildup, and pipe bellies that cause slow drainage. These are problems you’d never spot in a standard home inspection but they can make a substantial financial difference during negotiations.
A full inspection usually takes about an hour. Afterward, I provide a detailed video recording, a written summary, and clear recommendations. Realtors and clients appreciate that everything is visual and easy to understand, no technical jargon, just facts.
A clean inspection builds trust. Buyers feel confident, sellers gain credibility, and deals close faster. It can even help justify a higher asking price since there’s documented proof that the home’s plumbing system is sound and ready for the next owner.
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I sent Wild Water Plumbing an email Saturday night informing them I needed a new bathroom faucet installed. The reply stated Josh could be there at 0930 Monday. He arrived promptly, assessed the situation, and completed the job quickly and efficiently. We are very pleased with everything! This is the second job for which we have used Wild Water Plumbing.
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