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Laundry chutes that drop into garages, hints from a home inspector
Laundry chutes that drop into garages may not be allowed by municipal codes since the opening could be a breach of a required firewall. Check with your local building department if your chute opens into a garage.
Gas pipes in ground or concrete without wrapping: gas pipes
Plastic copper pipe in concrete without protective wrap
Pipe meter not supported unprotected damaged
Damaged pipes damaged pipes may include excessively corroded pipes, bent
pipes
Water pressure too low or high
Water flow slows when 2 or more faucets turned on
Flow rate reduced at fixture (possible clogged or damaged aerator or valve)
Water pipes fittings joints corroded leaking
Water pipes not insulated insulation incomplete
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