Frisco's Trusted Plumbers for Hydrostatic Pressure Testing
You may have never heard of a hydrostatic pressure test, but it’s a major tool for understanding and confirming the integrity of your home’s plumbing system. If you suspect a sewer line break, have recently had foundation work done on your home, or have a home built before 1990, a hydrostatic pressure test can help you ensure that there are no major leaks, breaks, or other types of damage to your plumbing system.
Unseen plumbing issues can quickly compromise your home or business. That’s why you should trust Earl’s Plumbing to keep your property’s plumbing system safe. We know the drain and sewer issues facing North Texas homes and businesses better than anyone and we’re ready to help get your home back in top condition again. Call us today for a free estimate!
Learn the Advantages of Hydrostatic Testing
We primarily use hydrostatic pressure testing to confirm and/or locate breaks in your main sewer line. We can also use them after foundation repairs are performed to ensure no damage was done to your main line. If this test is being done after foundation repairs, we will write a letter acknowledging our findings for your records and warranty purposes.
We also strongly recommend this service to homeowners whose houses were built before 1990. That’s because many homes of this age were built with cast iron pipe sewer systems. The expected longevity of a cast iron sewer system is around 50 years, but because of the DFW area’s soil type, they’re more likely to last 35-40 years at most. A hydrostatic test can help you plan ahead for a total sewer pipe replacement before it surprises you.

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Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions
Maybe you’ve only heard about hydrostatic tests because a foundation company or another plumber mentioned that you needed one. We’re here to answer any questions you may have!
If the test fails, then we typically follow up with a video inspection using a sewer camera. This allows us to look for obvious signs of failures such as root infiltration, mud, bad fittings, sewer line bellies, etc.
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