What people ask about
- Repeated pinhole or pipe leaks
- Discolored or poor-tasting water
- Falling water pressure throughout the property
- Repiping during a remodel
- Older piping and concerns about its condition
All services
Repipes: replacing aging water supply piping.
Repeated leaks, discolored water or falling pressure can point to tired piping. Describe what you are seeing and the office explains what it would need to assess.
Safe next steps
- Photograph any visible leaks or corrosion.
- Note where leaks have happened before.
- If a leak is active and you know where the main shutoff is, close it if it is safe.
- Do not cut into walls to look yourself.
What to tell the office
- Address and city
- Approximate age of the property and piping, if known
- Number of bathrooms and floors
- Where leaks have happened
- Whether a remodel or other work is underway
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