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Repair or Repipe
 It is important to understand the scope of the project before any work is started. If you notice an isolated leak or a small portion of your existing piping or valves that are corroded or cracked you may be able to repair the problem and not install a new system. If you are experiencing low water pressure throughout all faucets in your house or notice large corrosion or several leaks it may be time to repipe your home.
Please review the different pages of this site for more information about the repiping process. We have included helpful resources about materials, installation, costs and much more. We also provide a directory of repiping specialists and plumbers in so you can find a local contractor if you are ready to begin a new project or need more information.
Choosing a Contractor We have included a few general questions you should ask your contractor before starting any repiping or plumbing job. What Should I ask my Contractor?- Are they experienced with this type of work? Can they provide past references?
- How long will the job take?
- Can the contractor guarantee a completion date?
- Will they assist in obtaining the necessary permits for the job?
- What type of repiping material will they be using? Copper or Plastic and why?
- Will you need to replace your exterior piping from the city water main to your home?
Find a local PLUMBING contractor
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