Fixture-by-Fixture Testing
Every sink, tub, and toilet gets checked for pressure and drain performance, not just a visual walkthrough.
With OSU enrolling 27,655 students against a city population of 48,394, a large share of Stillwater's housing turns over every year, as a rental, a sale, or both. A plumbing inspection before that turnover catches problems while they're still cheap to fix.

A plumbing inspection looks past the fixtures you can see. We check supply line pressure, water heater condition, visible pipe material and age, drain flow at every fixture, and, where accessible, the condition of the main line using a camera.
For homes built before 1970, we pay particular attention to galvanized pipe condition, since that material is well past its expected lifespan citywide. For homes from 1978 to 1995, we check for polybutylene, a material known to fail at its fittings over time.
A full picture of the plumbing, not just the fixtures you can see.
Every sink, tub, and toilet gets checked for pressure and drain performance, not just a visual walkthrough.
We identify what's actually running through your walls, which matters more for older homes than a general home inspector typically covers.
Age, sediment buildup from hard water, and pressure relief valve function all get checked.
A documented report you can use in negotiations, disclosures, or your own maintenance planning.
Tell us the purpose, a pre-purchase inspection, a pre-listing check, or a routine review of a rental property.
Every fixture gets checked for pressure, flow, and drain performance.
We identify visible pipe material and age throughout accessible areas of the home.
Water heater condition gets assessed, and the main line gets a camera pass where access allows.
You receive a written report suitable for a real estate transaction, a landlord's records, or your own planning.
Tell us the purpose, a pre-purchase inspection, a pre-listing check, or a routine review of a rental property.
Confirms whether pressure is consistent across the home or dropping at specific fixtures.
Provides a look at main line condition where a cleanout or other access point allows.
Checks for hidden moisture near fixtures, water heaters, and supply line connections.
Assesses scale risk, relevant to water heater lifespan and overall pipe condition.

A buyer looking at a home in this historic subdivision near campus wanted plumbing checked before closing.
After: Inspection found galvanized supply lines nearing the end of typical lifespan. The buyer used the report to negotiate a price adjustment.
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A seller near 12th Ave wanted to address any plumbing issues before listing rather than during buyer negotiations.
After: We found and fixed two minor fixture leaks the homeowner hadn't noticed, avoiding a repair request during escrow.
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A landlord near Westwood Park wanted a full plumbing check between tenants.
After: Inspection found early-stage water heater sediment buildup from hard water. Addressed before it affected the next tenant's hot water supply.
Book this service →Most of what turns up here would have gone unnoticed by a general walkthrough.
Ask a pro →Standard home inspections often note plumbing only superficially. We identify actual material and age risk.
Stillwater's water hardness accelerates sediment buildup, shortening water heater lifespan if unaddressed.
Rental turnover is a natural checkpoint for catching small leaks before they become the next tenant's problem.
“I had a plumbing inspection done by Leak Radar, and they found a slab leak that could have cost me thousands if left unchecked. Highly recommend their services!”
Sarah K.Homeowner, Westwood
✓ Verified“The team was professional and thorough during my plumbing inspection. They explained everything clearly and provided great advice on maintenance.”
Mike R.Homeowner, Lakeview
✓ Verified“I was impressed with the technology they used during the inspection. They found issues I didn't even know I had. Will definitely use them again!”
Jessica L.Homeowner, College Gardens
✓ VerifiedNo. A general home inspector checks plumbing superficially as part of a broader review. We focus entirely on the plumbing system, testing pressure, flow, and pipe condition in detail.
Most inspections run $150 to $350 depending on home size and whether main line camera work is included.
Yes, the written report is formatted to support buyer or seller negotiations, disclosures, or a landlord's own records.
Between tenants is a natural checkpoint, especially in Stillwater given how often units near campus turn over.
Buying, selling, or managing a rental. A written inspection report answers the question up front. Call to schedule.
Book Now (405) 872-2665 →Reach out to us for any leak detection needs. We respond quickly and are available for consultations during business hours.