Plumbprosvc turns a few honest answers about a home into a tailored plumbing self-check list and a clean, shareable report — so you know exactly what to look at and which questions to bring to a licensed professional. AI outputs are informational drafts only.
Plumbprosvc thinks about a home the way a careful inspector does — supply lines in indigo, drains in red, the water heater flagged for a closer look. The checklist follows the water so nothing quietly gets skipped.
This drawing is illustrative. Your real report references only what you actually observed, in plain language.
You don't need blueprints. Tell Plumbprosvc the home type, roughly how old it is, and what you can see — the water heater, a washer hookup, outdoor faucets, any staining. From those few answers the tool assembles a self-check list tuned to that home.
The more honest the inputs, the more useful the prompts. Nothing here is a measurement — it is a structured way to look.
The list walks you fixture by fixture. Run both sides of the kitchen tap, then open the cabinet underneath and look for active drips, swollen wood, or a musty smell. Each item tells you exactly what "good" and "worth a note" look like.
KIT-02Open the cabinet under the sink — drips, rust on the trap, soft wood.Flush every toilet and watch the refill. Run the shower for two minutes and see how fast it drains. Slow drainage and a tank that keeps running are the kind of small signals a quick showing rarely surfaces.
When you tell the tool the heater looks older, it raises a red flag and tells you to photograph the data label and check the drip pan for moisture — then to bring it to a professional rather than judging it yourself.
An aging tank can fail and leak. This is a prompt to ask a licensed plumber — not a verdict on the appliance.
Open two fixtures at once to feel the pressure drop. Then, with everything closed, glance at the water meter — a dial that keeps creeping can hint at a hidden leak worth a professional's attention.
Everything you noted becomes a clean, print-ready report: the items you checked, the red flags to raise, and a list of questions to ask a licensed inspector or plumber. It reads like a careful buyer's notebook — never a pass/fail on the home.
Every checklist resolves into the same clean layout: items checked, red flags to raise, and questions for a licensed professional. Print it, save it, or bring it to a showing.
Generate your own11 items · 2 red flags · 4 to watch
KIT-01KIT-02BTH-01BTH-02PRS-01MTR-01RFInformational self-check list only — not a formal inspection, not a warranty, and not a pass/fail on the home. Have a licensed inspector or plumber review any material concern.
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