What should you do if your plumbing inspection fails?

When a plumbing inspection fails, the appropriate course of action is to stop work and address the issues identified during the inspection. This is crucial because continuing to work without rectifying the problems can lead to more complex issues, increased costs, and potential violations of building codes.

Taking the time to fix the identified mistakes ensures that all plumbing work meets required standards and regulations. Once the corrections have been made, it is necessary to call for a re-inspection. This allows the inspector to verify that the problems have been adequately resolved, ensuring the safety and compliance of the plumbing system before further construction progresses.

This approach maintains the integrity of the construction project and ensures compliance with building regulations, ultimately protecting the homeowner and future occupants.