Many
homeowners are drawn to the historic charms of a property built prior to the 1970s.
There’s just something about the intricate features of an older home that
cannot be recreated through new construction. Similarly, plenty of families
choose a primary or second residence that is close to a beach, lake, or river. Waterfront
properties are a sound long-term investment and benefit nature-lovers and families
with active lifestyles.
While waterfront
and historic properties appeal to many North Carolina residents, homeowners
should be aware of common plumbing pitfalls that affect these types of
properties:
Older Pipes Connecting to Main
Water Supply
Many
older homes will have galvanized steel pipes connecting from the main water
supply to the residence.
