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I discovered this today on a inspection. The home was built in 1964, with galvanize plumbing.
These plumbing pipes (pvc) went 20feet and there were 6 rows (120 feet) and returned back in to the main plumbing. It formed like a grill. I thought they may be used to compensate for possible restriction in the main in service galvanize piping. Any thoughts?? Note: water pressure was ok. FORESIGHT HOME INSPECTION Inc Michael Ruffing C.M.I Johnson City, Tn |
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Let me guess... supplied with hot water, and the area above was susceptible to cold floors?
Jeffrey R. Jonas Critical Eye Property Inspections JRJ Consultants Owatonna, Minnesota Chapter President InterNachi Awards Portal: http://co.nachi.org/inachiawards/
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Red neck floor heat.
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Jeffrey R. Jonas Critical Eye Property Inspections JRJ Consultants Owatonna, Minnesota Chapter President InterNachi Awards Portal: http://co.nachi.org/inachiawards/
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