Homes built on or before the 1970's probably have galvanized water pipes. If that's so the problems are corroded and rusty water pipes which are more likely to fail. Lines break and cause very costly water damage problems ( buckled floors, ruined carpeting, damaged walls or ceilings. Plumbing pipes run inside and under your home (everywhere).

Old galvanized water distribution systems are almost guaranteed to cause problems for any home or property.

• Low Water Pressure

• Rusty Water

• Leaky Pipes
  
  
  

Low Water Pressure?

Rust and corrosion can block water flow in galvanized pipes causing low water pressure.

Yellow or Rust Colored Water?

Coloration in your water is usually followed by advanced rust and corrosion problems. That always ends in a failed water system. Discoloration means it's time to replace galvanized pipes.

Have you experienced leaks in your plumbing?

Corrosion of galvanized pipes is the leading cause of plumbing leaks

Repipe with copper pipes

• Cleans clear rust-free water for safer drinking and bathing

• Reduced plumbing costs

• Increased pressure and volume

• Added equity value to your home
  

Copper repiping reduces future plumbing repair problems

How do I know if my pipes are galvanized?

If your pipes look grayish silver or your home was built prior to the 1970s, then you probably have rust filled and corroded galvanized water pipes.

Why Consider Repiping My Home?