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 Lead water pipe tests have indicated the presence of lead in the drinking water, hints from a home inspectorLead water pipe tests have indicated the presence of lead in the drinking water of buildings with lead soldered copper water pipes and in buildings with lead water pipes. Lead can be dangerous to your health. Be aware that the inspector does not perform lead or water analysis of any kind. If you are concerned, it is recommended that you contact one of several laboratories available for this purpose. They are found in the yellow pages of your phone book under laboratories. 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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