Is this CPVC water line layout acceptable?

[sben (selena ben)]

@edavis14

Hello Inspection Gurus. I’m in Ohio assisting on an inspection for someone that is getting work done on a home they are looking to purchase, while the rehab crew is in the midst of working. I have a few questions and like answer asap if you could please: 1. This is CPVC pipe correct (it is more beige and PVC is white I believe)? 2. Can this CPVC be ran like this as majority of water lines I’ve seen in houses were all copper. Specifically looking at how the CPVC is ran it hardly has any mounting brackets to wall, ceiling fixtures, and you can even see how some sag or bend up. Is this acceptable or would this be written up as a major finding and or what action should be taken?

CPVC pipes are typically beige in colour, while PVC pipes are white. It’s important to ensure proper installation of plumbing lines, including adequate mounting and support. Sagging or bending CPVC pipes may not meet plumbing standards. I recommend consulting a qualified plumbing service to assess the installation and provide appropriate guidance. Properly installed plumbing is crucial to avoid issues like leaks and water damage. Feel free to contact us for further assistance.