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Kevin N.
  • Investor
  • raleigh, NC
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Inspection report said plumbing system would not hold 40 psi?

Kevin N.
  • Investor
  • raleigh, NC
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I am under contract with the HUD house. In the HUD inspection report it said plumbing system and sewer system are tested with air compressor and would not hold 40 psi. I do online search they said normal range for household water pressure is range 40-80 psi. Do you think is it a big issue or not?

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