Queen Anne Home Water Terraces

Queen Anne plumbing field guide

Leave the full private line visible for inspection

SPU requires inspection of the entire outside service piping when it is newly installed, replaced, or repaired. A photograph or video is not a substitute if the pipe has been covered.

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Move from evidence to a bounded authorization

01

Read the pattern

Before scheduling, confirm the address, exposed endpoints, completed joints, material markings, tracer provisions, cover conditions, access, water in the trench, corrections, and readiness of the whole segment.

02

Hold the safety line

Protect an open trench from occupants and weather. Do not request inspection where the line is underwater, hidden, unsafe to reach, or covered by stored material.

03

Place the Seattle boundary

SPU performs the utility service inspection and provides its report. Related fire, backflow, plumbing, street, or construction inspections can remain separate depending on the project.

04

Write the visit

Assign scheduling, site access, failed-inspection correction, reinspection cost, weather protection, backfill timing, surface restoration, and report retention to named parties in the contract.

05

Keep the closing evidence

Do not authorize cover until approval is documented. Store the inspection report with route measurements, material details, pressure results, and pre-backfill images.

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