In-House Plumbing Company Blog
Buying a home is exciting — but if the house has old cast iron sewer lines, you need to be cautious. Cast iron will fail eventually, and if replacement hasn’t…
Thinking of selling your home? Overlooking old cast iron pipes — or trying to cut corners — can backfire in expensive ways. At In-House Plumbing Company, we’ve seen it happen:…
Cast iron sewer pipes aren’t just a plumbing issue — they can derail a home sale. At In-House Plumbing Company, we’ve seen it firsthand: A seller replaced cast iron without…
Not all replacements are equal. We’ve seen homes where cast iron pipes were “replaced” — but without permits or inspections. Later, buyers discovered the work wasn’t done correctly and had…
Water lines are a crucial part of your home, but most of the time, they go unnoticed until something goes wrong. A small leak, drop in water pressure, or strange…
Buying a house “as-is” can be tempting, especially if the seller offers a credit for repairs. But with cast iron sewer lines, the risk can be bigger than you think.…
Many older homes were built with cast iron pipes that seemed nearly indestructible at the time. While they served well for decades, these pipes eventually wear down and create serious…
If you’re buying a North Texas home built before 1986, there’s a good chance it still has cast iron sewer lines. Before you sign, know what you’re walking into. Old…
A damaged water line can start as a minor inconvenience but quickly grow into a costly and disruptive issue. Many homeowners don’t realize the early indicators until the damage has…