Frequently Asked Questions About Repiping Services in Oklahoma
If your galvanized steel or copper pipes are leaking, they can be repaired. However, in most cases, once these older pipes start corroding, more leaks are likely to appear in the future. It may be more cost-effective to repipe your home now rather than repeatedly pay for expensive repairs.
The answer to this question is one of the first questions homeowners ask. How long it will take to repipe your home depends on a number of factors. First, how big, or small, is your home? What kind of pipes are currently installed? Do you have a basement or does your house sit on a foundation? What kind of pipes are you installing, pex or copper? A basic answer is that repiping can take anywhere from 2 days to a whole week
Some signs that your plumbing system needs repiping include
- Brown tinted water coming out of your sink and tub faucets
- Water coming out of your sink and tub faucets at a lower pressure than usual
- Rust spots or notice watermarks on your ceiling
- Your home’s piping system has rusted all the way through
- A faulty pipe connection