Need new pipes? Our repiping specialists are highly trained to perform both small and large-scale repipes. We use high-quality materials and take great pride in our customer service. You will always receive our full care and attention.
What is Repiping?
Repiping is the process of replacing the existing pipes in a home or building's plumbing system. This is typically done when the pipes are old, corroded, leaking, or made of materials that are no longer considered safe or efficient, such as lead or galvanized steel.
The repiping process involves removing the old pipes and installing new ones, which can be made from modern materials like copper, PEX, or CPVC. This ensures the plumbing system operates efficiently, reduces the risk of leaks and water damage, and can improve water quality and pressure.
When to Consider Repiping Your Home or Business
Repiping may be necessary if your plumbing system shows signs of age or damage, such as:
- Low water pressure
- Rusty or discolored water
- Repeated leaks or slab leaks
- Extensive water damage
- Older pipe materials (galvanized, polybutylene, lead)
Causes of Pipe Damage
If you've noticed a leaking pipe or other problem, damage to your plumbing could be the culprit. Most pipes get damaged due to the following reasons:
- Corrosion
- High water pressure
- Damaged gaskets
- Damaged connections
- Persistent clogs
Benefits of Pipe Replacement
While many homeowners are hesitant about repiping, it offers numerous benefits:
- Cost-effective solution to avoid worse damage
- Minimal disruption with trenchless techniques
- Fast completion, often within hours
- Resolves issues like corrosion, leaks, and root intrusion
- Improves water quality, pressure, and efficiency
- Longevity with new pipes lasting 50+ years
Is it Time for Your Home or Business to Get a Repiping?
Don’t wait for a plumbing disaster to strike. Contact Bannister Plumbing & Air at the first signs of aging pipes for comprehensive repiping for your home or business. We provide in-home consultations and quotes, use quality materials during the project, and are skilled in innovative trenchless methods. Get in touch!
