Piping and Repiping
Over time, plumbing pipes can degrade due to age, corrosion, mineral buildup, or damage. Signs that repiping might be needed include frequent leaks, low water pressure, discolored or metallic-tasting water, and recurring clogs. If you notice multiple plumbing issues or your pipes are more than 50 years old, it may be time to consider a full or partial repipe. Acting early can prevent expensive water damage and improve the reliability of your home’s plumbing system.
Modern repiping projects typically use high-quality materials such as PEX or copper. PEX is flexible, resistant to corrosion, and easier to install in tight spaces. Copper offers durability and proven longevity, often lasting over 50 years with proper care. These materials outperform older options like galvanized steel or polybutylene, which are prone to leaks, clogs, and water contamination. Selecting the right pipe material ensures your plumbing system will perform efficiently for decades.
Benefits of Repiping
Repiping can have a dramatic impact on water quality and pressure throughout your home. Old or corroded pipes can cause discoloration, sediment, and an unpleasant taste. By installing new piping, water flow becomes more consistent, pressure improves, and the risk of leaks or bursts is greatly reduced. Additionally, repiping can increase energy efficiency by ensuring hot water reaches fixtures faster, reducing wasted water and energy costs.
Our team handles every repiping project with care, from initial assessment to final testing. We work to minimize disruption in your home while providing thorough installation, making sure every faucet, shower, and appliance receives reliable water service.
Repiping is an investment in the long-term safety, performance, and comfort of your home’s plumbing. Identifying the right time to replace your pipes and choosing high-quality materials ensures your water supply remains clean, reliable, and efficient for years to come.