Expert Hydrostatic Testing in Abilene, Texas
The integrity of your plumbing system may feel like a mystery, but with hydrostatic pressure testing, we can get one step closer to confirming it. If you’ve recently had repair or foundation work done, or if you suspect you may have a sewer line break, hydrostatic testing is one tool in our arsenal of plumbing resources that can help us identify vulnerabilities in your plumbing system.
You don’t have to let unseen plumbing issues compromise your home or business. Earl’s Plumbing knows Abilene, and we have the history of success required to back up our hydrostatic testing services. When you need a trusted, local plumber to keep your property’s plumbing system safe, contact the team at Earl’s!
Learn the Advantages of Hydrostatic Pressure Testing
We often use hydrostatic pressure testing to confirm and locate sewer line breaks. We also use them to confirm your system’s integrity after foundation repairs, or as regular preventative maintenance, especially for older homes and businesses. If your home was built before 1990, we strongly recommend a hydrostatic test as a preventative measure.
Hydrostatic testing can identify hidden leaks in your plumbing system, assess the strength and durability of your pipes, and help you avoid costly repairs and property damage by discovering vulnerabilities fast. It’s also a major safety assurance, confirming that your plumbing system is safe and up to code.
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Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions
You may not have heard of hydrostatic pressure testing until a foundation company or another plumber told you it was necessary. Our team is here to answer any questions you have!
If the water level drops, the test has failed, which tells us that there is some form of weakness or leak in the system. We will generally use a sewer inspection camera to investigate further.
That said, we highly recommend having a pressure test performed if your home is older than 30 years, especially if it was built before 1990.
The next step is usually a camera inspection, followed by isolation testing of the various branch arms of your plumbing system.
Our team will ensure that you are fully informed during every step of the process of restoring your system to its safe and functional state.
A standard residential test, from start to finish, may be completed within a few hours, with the test itself taking at least 20 minutes. Larger commercial or industrial systems may take more time.
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