Example houses, start to finish
Invented examples, not real customer jobs. Each house follows a common Fullerton situation from the first symptom to the scope the owner chose, including one where the pipes turned out fine.
Every example here is illustrative, built from common situations. None is a real job, customer or address.
- Hypothetical example: the second slab leak
This is an invented example, not a real job or customer. It shows how a repeat slab leak shifts the decision from repair toward rerouting.
- Hypothetical example: the patchwork house
This is an invented example, not a real job or customer. It follows a home where years of partial repairs left a mix of metals.
- Hypothetical example: galvanized pipe on an inspection report
This is an invented example, not a real sale, buyer or contractor. It shows how a buyer can turn a vague inspection note into a written repipe scope.
- Hypothetical example: the two-story home
This is an invented example, not a real job or customer. It shows how house layout can steer the copper-versus-PEX decision.
- Hypothetical example: when the pipes were not the problem
This is an invented example, not a real job or customer. It shows why the cause should be confirmed before a repipe is agreed.