If the pressure relief valve is faulty or has been triggered due to excessive pressure buildup in the tank, it might leak. Over time, corrosion can weaken the tank, leading to leaks. This is especially common in older water heaters. Connections to and from the water heater can loosen over time, leading to leaks.

Look around the base of the water heater for any signs of water accumulation or dripping. Check for rust or corrosion on the tank's surface. Test the pressure relief valve by lifting the lever slightly and letting it snap back into place. If it doesn't seal properly or water continues to flow afterward, it might be faulty.

If possible, inspect the inside of the tank for any signs of corrosion, rust, or damage. Keep in mind that this might require draining the tank and removing any sediment buildup.

What’s involved in a plumbing inspection?

If the pressure relief valve is faulty or has been triggered due to excessive pressure buildup in the tank, it might leak. Over time, corrosion can weaken the tank, leading to leaks. This is especially common in older water heaters. Connections to and from the water heater can loosen over time, leading to leaks.

Look around the base of the water heater for any signs of water accumulation or dripping. Check for rust or corrosion on the tank's surface. Test the pressure relief valve by lifting the lever slightly and letting it snap back into place. If it doesn't seal properly or water continues to flow afterward, it might be faulty.

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