What do you need to know about a dye test?
A dye test is conducted to determine whether or not your home plumbing is properly connected to your city’s sewer system. There are two-types of sewer systems: sanitary-only and combined sewer. If you live in a sanitary sewer area, your sewer is only meant to handle steady, consistent waste flow from your house.
How does a dye test for plumbing work?
During a dye test, a special fluorescent dye is flushed down a drain or downspout on your property. An inspector will then examine the surrounding area for any traces of dyed water.
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How is a dye test done on a septic tank?
During a dye test, a special fluorescent dye is flushed down a drain or downspout on your property. An inspector will then examine the surrounding area for any traces of dyed water. Preparing for the dye test If your home has a septic tank, DO NOT pump it before the test.
A dye test is conducted to determine whether or not your home plumbing is properly connected to your city’s sewer system. There are two-types of sewer systems: sanitary-only and combined sewer. If you live in a sanitary sewer area, your sewer is only meant to handle steady, consistent waste flow from your house.
During a dye test, a special fluorescent dye is flushed down a drain or downspout on your property. An inspector will then examine the surrounding area for any traces of dyed water.
How is a dye test done in Pittsburgh?
For more information about dye testing compliance, please see the common questions below or contact our Dye Testing Team at 412-255-2443. What is a dye test? Dye testing involves placing a non-staining water soluble dye tablet in the drain or downspout of your property and flushing it with water.
Who is required to do dye testing for PWSA?
If it is determined that a property is located in a sanitary sewer area, a dye test must be performed by a certified plumber or general contractor and the results forwarded to PWSA on the provided Dye Testing Results Form .