Domestic and commercial water pipes are built to last, but unfortunately, they don't last forever. As pipes age, they tend to wear out, making them susceptible to damage, leaks, and mineral overload. If you notice low water pressure, reduced water flow, or a leak, it may be time to act. That's where repiping comes in.
Simply put, diversion is a complete replacement of the water supply system. It's important to hire professionals who specialize in piping and plumbing to complete your repiping work so you don't turn your home or business into a demolition zone. You can get full re-pipe plumbing services offered by professional plumbers.
Plumbing repiping is big work, but professionals will do the job in a way that reduces the amount of invasive work on the building materials of your home or business.
Most repiping tasks take about 3-5 days, depending on the scope of work. Floors and furniture are protected from damage by water and dust because they are covered by professionals before work begins.
A repiping professional will locate your wall-mounted pipe with light slots in the wall and ceiling and remove only the amount of building material needed to replace the pipe, minimizing the impact on your home or business. After installing your new plumbing, a plumber will repair small cracks in walls, ceilings, or floors without leaving a mark.