Choosing New Pipes

When you have decided to repipe your home, our team will help you choose the right pipe material. There are many options available, including copper, PEX, CPVC, and PP pipes.

The two most common materials used in repiping are copper and PEX. Both are known for their long term reliability and are environmentally friendly. But both offer their own unique benefits and ease of installation. Which one you choose will depend on your household’s plumbing needs, your preferences, and your budget.

Rooter Pros & Plumbing Services will walk you through the entire repiping process, from pointing out the source of the problem, to helping you choose your new pipes, and even with professional installation services. Rest assured that your repiping project is in safe hands when you work with us!

Signs You Need to Repipe

If you live in an older home with piping that hasn’t been replaced in over 30 years, you may start to notice recurring leaks or clogs. Here are some signs it’s time to consider whole house repiping:

  • You are frequently calling for pipe repair
  • Foul odors or taste are present in your water supply
  • You notice decreased water pressure
  • Leaking pipes are becoming frequent

Common causes of these pipe problems include corrosion, damage due to harsh weather or construction, or natural old age. Older homes may also have undesirable pipe materials still in place such as galvanized steel or polybutylene pipes; these pipes must be replaced as soon as possible to avoid plumbing collapse.

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  2. We diagnose on site — camera or leak detection equipment, not guesswork.
  3. You get a flat price in writing. Approve it and we fix it the same visit where parts allow.