T & M Plumbing and Heating - Cornish's Trusted HVAC Services

Yes, absolutely. A plumbing inspection for your gas line is a critical first step. Issues like low gas pressure, a faulty gas valve, or even a clogged pilot orifice—all part of the plumbing system feeding your furnace—can cause the pilot light to fail. We check these components to ensure a safe, consistent fuel supply to your heating appliance.

Uneven heating is often a symptom of a problem within the hydronic (hot water) heating system. Our plumbing inspection meticulously checks the boiler's water pressure, looks for airlocks in the pipes, and examines zone valves and circulator pumps. Identifying and resolving these plumbing-related issues is key to restoring balanced, comfortable heat throughout your home.

A pre-winter plumbing inspection is a proactive measure for local homeowners. We specifically check for issues that lead to common Cornish winter complaints, like pilot light failures and cold spots. Ensuring your system's plumbing components—from the gas line to the water feeder valve—are in top shape helps prevent breakdowns during the coldest months and keeps your heating system running efficiently.