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Here's how our team of professionals diagnose plumbing problems in a home.

1. Inspection: The plumber visually inspects the pipes, fittings and fittings to detect any signs of damage, corrosion, leaks or obstructions. He may use specialized tools such as cameras, leak detectors and pressure gauges to locate hidden problems.

2. Testing: The plumber may use various test methods, such as pressure test, smoke test, and dye test, to assess the integrity of the pipes and the efficiency of the drainage system.

3. Analysis: Based on the inspection and test results, the plumber will analyze the root cause of the problem and recommend appropriate solutions or repairs. It assesses the extent of the damage, the feasibility of repairs and the potential cost of replacement.

4. Maintenance: The plumber may recommend regular maintenance to prevent future plumbing problems, such as cleaning pipes, replacing parts, and upgrading fixtures or fittings.

Overall, a plumber's diagnostic process varies depending on specific problems and the type of home or building. However, the process typically includes a thorough inspection, testing, analysis, and maintenance plan to restore the piping system to peak performance.