Houston & Pearland TX Repipe Specialists
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When a pipe begins to leak, you can normally rest assured that there will be more leaks on the way. Finding and repairing each leak as they occur can prove to be more expensive over time than simply doing a whole house repipe so it’s important to weigh up the pros and cons before deciding on the most efficient solution to suit your needs and budget.
Do I Need Houston Whole House Repipe For My Home?
Here are just a few reasons as to why you may need to consider a Houston whole house repipe:
You're Constantly Paying for Plumbing Repairs
If you’re noticing a lot of ongoing issues with your existing plumbing, it’s probably time for a full overhaul. A new pipe network will eliminate any ongoing plumbing issues and help avoid any further repairs for many years down the road.
Your House Has Lead Pipes
Lead pipes are only generally a concern in very old homes built in the 1920s or earlier. Lead presents some serious potential health risks and strangely there are still homes that have lead pipes.
You Have Galvanized Steel Pipes
Galvanized steel was a staple in homes in North America before World War II. The most common issue with such piping is corrosion which can impact the quality of the water and cause blockages that can’t be easily cleared.
You’re Planning to Remodel Anyway
If you’re considering a new kitchen or bathroom, while renovating or remodeling, it might be a good idea to replace all the piping at the same time in order to save time and money.
Pearland TX Repipe - What's Involved?
Pearland TX Repipe
Before Work Begins
Permits may need to be required for a full house repiping but we can certainly help with those steps. Next we’d determine the best material to work with in accordance with your needs, water system, and piping needs.
Pearland TX Repipe
Starting The Work
Our professional tools will allow us to locate all the specific piping and replace them accordingly. Holes will be cut into the walls to access the pipes for replacement and our installers will patch and drywall, and repaint the structural access points back to its previous condition.
Houston Whole House Repipe
How Long Does it Take?
It’s important to note that you won’t necessarily be unable to use your plumbing during the repiping process. Most of the work involves building a new piping structure alongside the existing one so the only interruption should be when the piping is switched from the old to new system.
Consider Other Plumbing Upgrades
For example, tankless water heaters can provide hot water on demand and are far more cost effective and energy efficient than traditional hot water tanks. They provide nonstop hot water to your home and take up less space.
If you’ve considered remodelling your bathroom or kitchen, now is the time to consider making the change while your new piping is being installed. It’ll save you money in the long run to tackle both jobs at the same time.
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