The San Francisco Bay Area is well known for its historic homes. In fact, in 2016-17, the majority of homes purchased in San Francisco were built during the 1920s! While historic homes have their charms, they also have their downfalls, including faulty sewer lines. Don’t buy a home in the Bay Area without first scheduling a sewer line inspection with CalPro Inspection Group. A simple inspection can save you thousands of dollars in repairs.
Every plumbing fixture in your home drains into an underground sewer drain pipe. This main line then transports all of the wastewater from your home into the city sewer system. If the main sewer drain becomes clogged or collapses, wastewater will eventually back up through all of the drains inside of your home.
Before purchasing a home in the Bay Area, we strongly suggest scheduling a sewer line camera inspection along with your home inspection. If, however, you are already living in the home, there are several signs that indicate a problem with the main sewer drain line. These include:
If you suspect your home's main sewer line is clogged, schedule a sewer line inspection with CalPro today. Our inspectors will promptly schedule a time to scope the pipes and diagnose the problem. Plus, if you order a sewer line inspection in conjunction with a full buyer inspection, you'll receive our 1-year SewerGard Protection Plan for free! To schedule an inspection in Sacramento, San Jose, or the Bay Area, call (800) 474-3540.
estately.com
thespruce.com
A home purchase carries significant financial responsibility. The standard inspection focuses on defects you can…
A home inspection helps buyers, sellers, and property owners understand the visible condition of a…
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people will make. Even…
Buying a home in Sacramento in 2026 involves more than checking the layout or appearance…
Buying a home in Sacramento requires careful inspection before closing. A professional review helps identify…
In California, home inspections almost always uncover issues. That is expected. Homes are complex systems,…