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Whether you’re in need of whole-house repiping or a particular area in your home needs repiping, we can help you find the right plumbing expert to get the job done right. Repiping is an important plumbing service that should only be done by an experienced plumber, if done incorrectly it may leave you with leaking faucets, low water pressure and may also cause a spike in your electricity & water bill.
How do I know if I need repiping?
Here are a few signs you can look for to see if you need repiping
If you notice one or more of these issues, we’ll get you in touch with an expert who will examine your pipes and help you understand if you need a complete repiping or you just need to replace a few pipes. You can always trust our plumbers to give you the right advice.
How do I know if a pipe has burst?
A flooded house is not the only sign that a pipe has burst. Sometimes, a burst results in a slow leak that eventually causes extensive water damage to your property. If you notice puddles forming underneath your sinks, rattling noise from the pipe, water stains on your walls or floors are also signs you may be dealing with a burst pipe.
What to do if I have a burst pipe?
The first thing you should do is turn off the water supply at its main shutoff valve and document water damage to your property in case you need to claim insurance. It’s always best to call a restoration contractor or plumber who has experienced handling pipe repairs and clearing up water damage as soon as possible to fix the issue. We can help you contact one immediately.
Does homeowners insurance cover pipes that burst?
In general, a standard homeowner’s insurance policy should cover water damage from a burst pipe inside and outside your home will be. However, you must be able to prove that the damage was indeed caused by a burst pipe.
Is PEX safe for drinking water?
Few drinking water pipes are lined with a plastic called cross-linked polyethylene or PEX. Few types of PEX-pipe may cause undesirable taste and odor if the water remains in pipes for too long but besides that, there are no health risks associated with drinking water from PEX pipes.
Why is PEX banned in California?
PEX pipes were banned in California because it was thought that chemicals from PEX pipes were leaching into the drinking water. However, that ban has been lifted as studies now show that it is not harmful.