Randomly stumbled across this thing today—apparently, plumbers have to fill out some pretty detailed paperwork after inspections. Like, not just "pipes good" or "pipes bad," but actual detailed notes on materials, pressure tests, and even sketches sometimes. Had no idea it was that involved, kinda makes sense though considering how much damage a leak can cause. Wonder if anyone here knows more about what exactly they have to document or has seen one of these inspection sheets up close?
Haha, yeah, you'd be surprised how detailed those inspection sheets get. First time my boss handed me one, I thought he was pranking me—like, seriously, sketches? But nope, turns out they're legit. We gotta note pipe materials, diameters, pressure readings, and even tiny stuff like valve conditions. Honestly, it's like writing a plumbing diary. Makes sense though, considering one missed detail can flood someone's basement... ask me how I know.
