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It is important to know the location of the septic cleanout and water shutoff valves for maintenance and safety purposes. Additionally, if a homeowner plans on building something in the future, it is recommended to move the pipes to a location that will not be disturbed for the life of the home to avoid costly repairs and potential safety hazards.

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[twalsh]

Also make sure they PUT IN the clean out. Some homes get passed through inspection without one.

[ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

PRO TIP: Don't plant what will become a huge tree, right on top of your water line.

[johnnysimes]

First thing i showed my wife & kids when we moved in is where the water shutoff valve is. The most important shutoff in the house.

[thewhiteknight]

Our water lines are over 8’ deep. Under basement floors.

[wadafruit]

Thanks for all your short videos, they are insightful and useful.

[davidmays]

Run a tracer wire with your water line, irrigation and septic!! These are private utilities and 811 will not mark them!

[smusyk]

If you know where everything roughly runs, electrical/water lines/sewage lines, it can save u so much hassle down the line, we r finding out the hard way😢

[VPDesigns]

Yes. Awesome vido. How do you get a layout of entry of plumbing and spectic lines for pre existing homes?

[DeyDey]

Yes it has, keep spreading the knowledge

[chriswinst-chava]

Home owners should be informed of a house was previously septic. I’ve had a couple of issue with drainage where items have gotten stick on the transition from the old septic to the sewer lines.

[khronosbest]

When i ( yes I as in hands on ) remodeled our second floor i took pics of everything, every pipe every wire every duct every wall and every beam because no surprises just in case of...

[Usmctbone]

It definitely would help to know before you dig

[NoSpam]

Where i am you can add a valve so sewage can't back up into your house. But you need access to the sewer line.

[coolkidhunter]

Stupid question to ask . Of coarse you need to know

[vfkmsfr]

Put chapstick on your lips are literally disappearing

[mcnelis]

Where in the hillbilly land do they lay water and sewer on top of the ground?