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Generally speaking, your plumbing pipes have a lifespan of around 50 years. Pipes that are aged 50 years or older are typically made up of chemicals and substances that are now considered to be dangerous. Once your pipes reach that age, it’s time to consider repiping your entire plumbing system.
If you find water puddling above your sink or shower drains despite frequently cleaning them, you may need to repipe your pipes.
Corroded pipes can quickly compromise an entire plumbing system if left unaddressed. They can lead to catastrophic water leaks and other issues that are quite costly to repair. If you notice signs of corrosion such as discolored or flaking pipes, it may be time to repipe your entire plumbing system.
The water that comes through your faucets and appliances should always be clean and clear. If the water is red, orange, or cloudy in appearance, your plumbing system needs to be addressed by a professional immediately. This can be indicative of a burst pipe that has compromised your plumbing system to the point of total replacement.
Pipes that frequently leak are a major sign that your plumbing system needs to be professionally repiped. Specifically, any leaks causing visible signs of water damage must be replaced via repiping services.
If your home continuously has poor or weak water pressure, repiping may be the remedy that your plumbing system needs! There are a variety of issues that could result in poor water pressure, but if it is a persistent problem, repiping could be the best option.
Your plumbing system should run quietly in the background of your home. Any banging, knocking, or grinding sounds disseminating from your pipes is a serious cause for concern. In some cases, this can only be rectified by repiping your entire plumbing system.
Most homes we repipe use durable and reliable materials like copper or PEX (cross-linked polyethylene). These materials are designed to handle extreme temperature changes seamlessly – perfect for keeping your water flowing smoothly during those hot Hampton Roads & Northeastern, NC summer months.
Our repiping services typically take a few days to a week, depending on the size of your home and complexity of your plumbing. We recommend calling (757) 330-3401 today to schedule your repiping project during the summer season. This will equate to fewer disruptions to your daily routine, especially since summer days are longer and more predictable!
Yes, it will! Repiping replaces old, buildup-filled pipes with new ones, restoring your water pressure to optimal levels. Schedule your repiping project with Get Lit Electrical & Plumbing today and get back to enjoying those refreshing summer showers with a strong, consistent flow of water
Absolutely! New plumbing is a significant upgrade that adds to your home’s value and appeal. With the Hampton Roads & Northeastern, NC summer housing market in full swing, a repiped home will stand out to potential buyers looking for worry-free properties!
While repiping does involve some minor wall and floor access, our experienced professionals take extra care to minimize mess and restore any areas that we work on. With summer being a great time to tackle home projects, it’s the perfect season to schedule since potential disruptions are limited and project cleanup is more manageable.
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