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A form and a $25 processing fee will be required. 2. PWSA will determine whether or not the property is located in a combined sewer area or a sanitary sewer area. 3.

A failed dyed test means you cannot sell your home. Before you can sell your home, you need to have the outside drainage line re-located so it is properly connected to the combined sewer.

At other times, homeowners have poured bleach into their drains to try to fool the inspector, but this often backfires and causes even more problems. However, the main reason plumbing systems fail a dye test happens when downspouts are connected to a sanitary-only sewer system.

A form and a $25 processing fee will be required. 2. PWSA will determine whether or not the property is located in a combined sewer area or a sanitary sewer area. 3.

The form must be returned to us within seven to ten (7-10) working days prior to the closing date upon sale of a property. All property owners who wish to sell a property in the City of Pittsburgh must be in compliance with the Dye Testing Ordinance before the property can be sold.

A failed dyed test means you cannot sell your home. Before you can sell your home, you need to have the outside drainage line re-located so it is properly connected to the combined sewer.

Dye Tests are required for ALL sales of residential and commercial properties in Ross Township and they are valid for 1 year. Dye Tests are required to verify that downspouts, exterior drains, springs, French drains and other storm water lines are not connected into the sanitary sewer system.

At other times, homeowners have poured bleach into their drains to try to fool the inspector, but this often backfires and causes even more problems. However, the main reason plumbing systems fail a dye test happens when downspouts are connected to a sanitary-only sewer system.

- $175; Seller to pay. If serviced by Jordan Tax Svs., it is the Seller's responsibility to pay fee and submit application. Call for details. Coraopolis Borough – 412-264-3002 dye test not required HOWEVER back flow preventer must be installed before sale.

The form must be returned to us within seven to ten (7-10) working days prior to the closing date upon sale of a property. All property owners who wish to sell a property in the City of Pittsburgh must be in compliance with the Dye Testing Ordinance before the property can be sold.

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. The sewer infrastructure is then examined for traces of dyed water.

Dye Tests are required for ALL sales of residential and commercial properties in Ross Township and they are valid for 1 year. Dye Tests are required to verify that downspouts, exterior drains, springs, French drains and other storm water lines are not connected into the sanitary sewer system.

A dye test will determine if stormwater is entering the sanitary sewer system. Stormwater entering sanitary sewer systems are a leading contributor to sewage basement backups and sanitary sewer overflows.

- $175; Seller to pay. If serviced by Jordan Tax Svs., it is the Seller's responsibility to pay fee and submit application. Call for details. Coraopolis Borough – 412-264-3002 dye test not required HOWEVER back flow preventer must be installed before sale.

A dye test is a way of inspecting your sewage system. A small amount of fluorescent () dye is flushed down the toilet or put into your septic tank or distribution box. Over the next several days, the ditch, catch basin or surface of the ground will be inspected for evidence of dye.

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. The sewer infrastructure is then examined for traces of dyed water.

A dye test is used to verify if the gutters, driveway drains, yard drains, or other stormwater collection devices are connected to a sanitary sewer that is intended to carry raw sewage only.

A dye test will determine if stormwater is entering the sanitary sewer system. Stormwater entering sanitary sewer systems are a leading contributor to sewage basement backups and sanitary sewer overflows.

The form must be returned to us within seven to ten (7-10) working days prior to the closing date upon sale of a property. All property owners who wish to sell a property in the City of Pittsburgh must be in compliance with the Dye Testing Ordinance before the property can be sold.

A dye test is a way of inspecting your sewage system. A small amount of fluorescent () dye is flushed down the toilet or put into your septic tank or distribution box. Over the next several days, the ditch, catch basin or surface of the ground will be inspected for evidence of dye.

A dye test is used to verify if the gutters, driveway drains, yard drains, or other stormwater collection devices are connected to a sanitary sewer that is intended to carry raw sewage only.

The form must be returned to us within seven to ten (7-10) working days prior to the closing date upon sale of a property. All property owners who wish to sell a property in the City of Pittsburgh must be in compliance with the Dye Testing Ordinance before the property can be sold.