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Upgrade Your Plumbing System

When pipes begin to degrade, the quality of your water can be impacted. That’s why we at Dallas Plumbing & Air Conditioning perform repiping in Dallas, TX and Fort Worth. During a whole house repipe, we’ll remove all the pipes in your home and replace them with copper or PEX pipes so you can trust in their quality.

Founded in 1903, our company has well over a century of experience in the industry. Our trained professionals will be able to perform your repiping with minimal disruption to your life. Contact us today by phone or using our online form to ask us any questions or schedule an appointment.

Signs You Need Repiping

You may not be certain how to tell that you need repiping in your Dallas, TX home. Luckily, we’ve put together a list of signs that will let you know it’s time to consider making the investment.

Low Water Pressure

Corrosion in your pipes can lead to a decrease in your water pressure. If you have too much rust buildup in your home’s piping system, it may be best to replace it.

Frequently Leaking Pipes

Are your pipes leaking constantly and needing to be repaired? You may want to invest in repiping, instead, which will fix your issue going forward.

Discolored Water

The water coming from your faucets and fixtures should be nice and clear. Rust buildup in your pipes can cause a reddish or yellowish tinge, giving you a sign that your pipes need replacing.

Strange Sounds from Pipes

When your pipes are making loud noises, that can be a sign that something serious is going on with your plumbing system that may not be able to be repaired.

Metallic Taste in Water

Deteriorating pipes might cause a change in the taste of your water. It may start tasting more metallic if it’s nearing time for you to invest in repiping.

Over 40 Years Old

Pipes that have aged and were installed over 40 years ago are likely nearing the end of their lifespan. They are at a heightened risk of breaking or becoming damaged.

Unrecommended Materials

You’ll want to take note of the kind of material your pipes are made of. Galvanized steel, lead, or polybutylene are no longer recommended due to health and performance reasons. That warrants a whole house repipe.

Preferred Repiping Materials

One of the choices you’ll have to make during the repiping process is which material you want for your pipes. Here are the recommended options:

Copper Repipe: This kind of piping has the longest lifespan of any piping material and is known for its antibacterial properties. They come at a higher cost, but are still a popular choice due to the benefits.
PEX Repipe: When you opt for PEX repiping (cross-linked polyethylene), you’ll get a highly flexible option that resists bursting in the event of freezing weather and also resists corrosion. Luckily, they are also more affordable than copper pipes.

What Is a Whole House Repipe?

Sometimes you can get away with a partial repiping, replacing only some of the pipes within your home. Other times, however, you’ll need to opt for a whole house repipe. During a whole house repipe, all the pipes in your home will be replaced. You may not want to take the leap for a whole house repipe because of the potential disruption, however there are benefits you’ll incur. If your old or damaged pipes spring a substantial leak, you could be looking at especially costly water damage remediation. Repiping will save you that headache. Additionally, you’ll know for sure that you have the best materials available and your water quality is protected. We only install copper or PEX pipes, so you can trust in their performance.

We’re Here When You Need to Repipe

If you’re considering repiping in Dallas, TX or the surrounding areas, including Fort Worth, you should reach out to us at Dallas Plumbing & Air Conditioning. Give us a call or fill out the form on this website to reach us and get the ball rolling.