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SALEM, OREGONAre you a homeowner, a builder, or a fixer-upper? We provide quality and efficient plumbing services in Salem/Keizer area in OR.
WHEN TO CONSIDER REPIPING YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE PLUMBING?
You heard the pipes are rattling, clanging, clacking, and making noise when the water flows through the pipes. You also discovered a leak, and the water has a yellowish color. You need to call the plumber to inspect it right away.
You called a plumber in Salem, But then the plumber tells you that you need to repipe the entire house. It would be best if you did not wait to get it done because this problem may cost you the whole house.
Here are some warning signs to consider why you need to repipe your house plumbing SOONER THAN LATER.
Hazardous Materials – A. Lead pipes should be removed immediately; it is the most dangerous type of material. B. Polybutylene pipes tend to leak and have a deficient life span. C. Galvanized steel made and installed in 1970 is already eroding inside and outside the tubes.
Your Pipes are Leaking – it’s probably just a small issue that is easy to fix; however, if all the items above (1 and 2) are check, don’t think twice. Here in Oregon, leaky pipes are one of the causes of molds’ development that can spread to the entire house. It will eventually make your home inhabitable.
Visible Corrosion on Pipes – if you see stains or discoloration on your running water, chances are your pipes are corroding inside. Outdated galvanized steel pipes are highly susceptible to corrosion due to age and the materials used.
Low Water Pressure – if you are experiencing low water flow, the most common reasons are corrosion and sediment buildup. They both block the water from passing through the entire pipe and put unneeded pressure on particular sections of the tube. It may also cause the pipes to burst from the water pressure.
Water Discoloration – Yellowish, reddish or brownish color in your running water are the clear signs that corrosion and sediment built up in your pipes are present. Please don’t wait too long to get it to repipe because a more severe problem is nagging at you.
The Water Taste Like Rusty, and it doesn’t smell right – Fresh, clean water should be free from any taste and smell. These two signs are also telling you to consider repiping your house. Using this water in your cooking may cause serious health issues.
Your House Plumbing is over 50 years old – The house pipes usually last longer; however, because of so many factors to consider, including wear and tear over the years, the pipes may become unsafe to flow the water.
If one or more items from the above lists sound like your plumbing issues, then give us a call to schedule a physical visit to your house.
You never know; the issue may be simple, or it may save your entire house. Talk soon!

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Repiping Water and Sewer Lines
Don’t let your old water pipes and or sewer lines unrepaired. It can cause internal damage to your house that may cost you your whole house.
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