If a homes electrical system is grounded by a wire attached to the metal water supply pipes, don’t break the ground connection by installing plastic replacement plumbing. Attach ground clamps to the metal pipes on each side of the plastic repair, and connect the clamps with a copper jumper wire.
Search our Blog
Recent Post
- What Is the Average Cost of a Home Inspection in Virginia? (2026 Guide)
- 5 Benefits of buying a home when interest rates are high
- 5 Mistakes To Avoid During a Home Inspection
- From the Home Inspector’s Perspective: Some Common Issues with Flashing Part 3
- From the Home Inspector’s Perspective: Some Common Issues with Flashing Part 2
- A-Pro Newsletter Fall 2022
- From the Home Inspector’s Perspective: Some Common Issues with Flashing Part 1
- Home Inspection 101: Some Common Areas for Air Leaks
- What to Expect from Your Home Inspection Part 1
- Composite Wood Decking and Siding: Observations from Your Home Inspector
- Home Inspection 101: Checking for Wood Rot
- Why Performing Your Own Home Inspection Isn’t a Sound Idea
- Home Inspection Basics: What Gets Checked on the Exterior of a Home, Part Three
- A-Pro Newsletter Spring 2022
- Home Inspection Basics: What Gets Checked on the Exterior of a Home, Part Two
Pages
- Buying a home?
- Contact Us
- FAQ
- Home Inspection Checklist
- Home Inspection Winchester VA by Jonathan Russell A-Pro
- Inspection Request
- Inspector Bios
- New Home
- Our Guarantees
- Radon Testing
- Real Estate Pros
- Reviews
- Schedule an Inspection
- Selling a Home?
- Testimonials
- The A-Pro Difference
- Website Terms and Conditions
- WHAT SHOULD AN WINCHESTER HOME INSPECTION INCLUDE

