Protect yourself from unnecessary expense and aggravation with a whole house re-piping

Cold Lines · Hot Lines · Drain Lines

Have you noticed any of these warning signs in your home?

• Your house is more than 10 years old
• You don’t seem to be getting much water pressure from your kitchen or bathroom faucets
• Your water gets really hot if someone flushes a toilet while you’re taking a shower
• Your sinks drain slower than you like
• Your dishwasher backs up into your kitchen sink

If you noticed even one of these warning signs, you may be at risk for:

• Rotting floorboards or framing under the bathtub or toilet
• Dangerous sewer gasses seeping into your home
• Emergency plumbing bills easily topping $15,000
• Aggravation of vacating your home during extensive repairs

Signs You May Need To Re-Pipe Your Supply Lines

• Water has unpleasant taste
• Low water pressure
• Unusually high water bill
• Repeated repair bills

Signs You May Need To Re-Pipe Your Drain Lines

• Unpleasant odors
• Drains backing up in your kitchen, laundry room, or bathroom
• Sewer lines backing up into your basement or utility room when it rains
• Repeated drain cleaning or repair of drain line

What are the benefits of re-piping?

• Increase your comfort and peace of mind with up to a 10 year warranty
• Eliminate excess repair bills
• Increase the resale value of your home

What’s involved in a re-piping?

• Takes as little as three days and up to a week or more
• 99% of the time you do not have to leave your home while the re-piping is in progress.
• You can choose to re-pipe your supply lines, your drain lines, or both

Do I need to replace all the pipes in my house to get the benefits you describe?

• Not necessarily. But it takes an experienced plumber to tell whether the problem is with your supply pipes, your drain pipes, or both