Repiping your home is a major investment and one that requires careful planning. Most often, homeowners will decide to have their home repiped due to old pipes that are weak, leaky, corroded, rusted, or broken. Any one of these issues can have a marked effect on the quality of water in your home, as well as the water pressure. If you are experiencing issues with your current plumbing system, contact Davis and Sons Plumbing for a free plumbing inspection. A whole or partial repiping might solve all your water woes!

Why Repipe My Home?

The state of your pipes can have a major effect on the health and safety of your home. A few reasons for repiping include:

• Galvanized iron pipes: These pipes often corrode over time and can push rust into your water supply. Water damage can also occur due to leaks and pipe breakage.
• Mold and Mildew: Dark, warm spaces are excellent breeding grounds for mold. If pipes located in your walls, basement, crawl space, or under your sink are leaking, pooling water may cause mold and mildew to develop, reducing the structural integrity of your home and resulting in costly repairs. In addition, mold reduces indoor air quality and can cause indoor allergies and even illness. A repipe can fix existing issues and prevent future problems.
• Whatever your issue, you need a plumbing expert that’s highly-trained, experienced, and detail-obsessed. Our licensed plumbers are equipped to handle any repiping project, no matter what the issue.

At Davis & Sons Plumbing, we understand that making the decision to repipe your home, in full or in part, can seem daunting. If the above issues are causing you undue stress, give us a call. We’re happy to walk you through the process and work together to come up with a solution that meets your needs and budget.