Inspecting Floor Drains
Regular drainage inspections are a critical component of property maintenance for tenants and landlords. By conducting these inspections, property owners can identify potential issues, prevent property damage, and enhance garden drainage.
Inspecting Floor Drains
Regular drainage inspections are a critical component of property maintenance for tenants and landlords. By conducting these inspections, property owners can identify potential issues, prevent property damage, and enhance garden drainage.
Procedure Max Score: 17
Gather all necessary materials before starting the inspection.
Materials Checklist
Review the checklist to understand inspection points.
Note the location of each drain on the checklist.
Shine the flashlight into each drain to inspect for water in the trap.A closer look can provide insight with smells of sewer gas. If you smell it, likely it’s dry.
Remove the drain cover and inspect for blockages or debris.
Check the condition of the drain cover and replace if damaged.
Upload photos of any significant issues for documentation.
Add or drag pictures
Recheck the drain after a few minutes to ensure the water is still in the trap.
Flag any drains with repeated issues for a more thorough inspection.
Maintenance supervisor's sign-off on the completed checklist.
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Source: Sankaty Head Golf Club (Community Member)