Payson has some interesting older homes, including an unusually large number of wide bungalows built during the early 1900s. Historic records identified 54 of these houses, many measuring close to 40 feet across the front. They’re an important part of Payson’s architectural history, but like other homes of that age, they’ve often had plumbing repairs and updates over the years. A bathroom might have modern fixtures while the pipes underneath are much older.
During a home inspection in Payson, we check visible plumbing for leaks and other concerns and see how well the fixtures drain. But the main sewer line is another matter. A1 offers a sewer scope as an additional service, using a camera to look inside the underground pipe for tree roots, damaged sections and other problems that wouldn’t show up during a regular inspection. If you’re considering an older home, ask which plumbing lines have been replaced and whether there’s a recent sewer inspection report. It’s a good way to get a better idea of how much of the plumbing has actually been updated.
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