Plumbing job photo app
A plumber's best work ends up under floors and behind tiles. A few seconds of photos now can save a long argument later.
What to photograph on a plumbing job
- The fault: the leak, corrosion, or blockage, before you touch it.
- Stop-tap and valve locations, for next time.
- New pipe runs before floors and walls close up.
- Joints and connections, once pressure tested.
- The finished area, and any tiles or boards you made good.
Record what you can't see later
A photo of a pipe route with a tape measure beside it tells the next person exactly where not to drill. If a leak shows up elsewhere months later, your photos can show that your joint was sound.
Why the old part matters
Customers often ask why a part needed replacing. Keeping a photo of the failed part in the job answers that without any awkwardness.
Questions
I work alone. Is this overkill?
No. You can use it with no team at all: create a job, take the photos, send the link.
Can I find an old job quickly?
Yes. Search by client or job name.