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 Copper brass drain lines, hints from a home inspectorCopper brass drain lines: the use of copper or brass in drain lines is seldom found in today's buildings. Exceptions may be drain fittings under sinks and bathtubs such as traps and fixture drains. Expect the bottom to corrode and leak on most very old copper or brass traps. Replace with plastic if this happens. No special considerations need be given copper or brass drains other than that. Plastic water pipe Fossil fuel water heater or other fuel burning appliance less than 18 to 24 inches above garage floor Water heater stand area damaged stained no overflow pan Water heater vehicle stop (bollard) not installed Hot water circulating pump inoperative noisy Aluminum or flexible gas supply line installed through wall ceiling floor cabinet appliance housing between rigid pipes: to prevent vibration damage , Copper pipe in natural or LPG gas line Gas oil valve line leaks: important note
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