Have you turned on the faucet and the water is brown, dusty, or cloudy? Are you constantly paying for plumbing work and repairs? If any of this sounds familiar, you could need whole-house repiping.
But what does whole-house repiping mean? That sounds daunting and dare we say, draining? Whole-house repiping is putting in a brand-new pipe network to replace your existing pipes. You may be thinking, “How do I know if I need that, and is that really necessary?”
Rust in your water is the number one sign that the pipes in your home are corroded and causing issues. The majority of homes built before 1981 use galvanized pipes in their plumbing systems. Over time, galvanized pipes deteriorate from the inside out. That means you can’t see by looking at the pipe what’s really going on. Very often, over time, rust builds up inside the pipe. This rust prevents water from flowing freely. Your pipe may look the same size on the outside, but it can only transfer part of the water it should.
If you think you are in need of a repipe, schedule a one-on-one consultation with our highly trained plumbers to give you an honest evaluation of your pipe’s condition. If we believe you need a whole-house repiping, we’ll work with your budget, usage expectations, and more, to make the process as easy as possible. Contact Blanton’s today, you’ll be amazed at the difference new, rust-free pipes can have on your comfort and overall quality of life.
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We make the process easy in multiple ways but you can always expect the same, easy way when you work with us:
We don't schedule in those 4 hour windows - you won’t have to wait around for us.
We call you and give you updates. We provide a 30 minute heads up phone call.
When you book, you get a welcome email that shows your technician's photo and some of their recent customer reviews.
When your tech is dispatched, we provide a link where you can track them en route.
Ready for what’s next? Give us a call, schedule an appointment or fill out a form and we’ll take care of the rest!
