Repiping is a difficult subject to approach with homeowners. Nobody wants to talk about paying to have pipes replaced, let alone having their whole home re-evaluated and repiped. However, what many homeowners that do need repiping fail to realize is that it could make your life a whole lot easier and end up saving you money in the long run.
From constant leaks, to the increasing severity of clogs, there are several plumbing problems we deal with that homeowners who need repiping deal with on a different scale. Pipes that are on their last legs have more frequent problems that are also worse than recently replaced pipes. So, if you think you might need repiping in West Palm Beach, FL for whatever reason, we implore you to read on and take note of what we’re about to say. If any of this applies to you, call us today!
Many times when a homeowner looks to our team for repiping, they’re not expecting the slew of abbreviations that make up the names of different repiping material. Even worse, this means an unsuspecting homeowner who might pay an amateur to do their repiping service could be goaded into selecting a piping material that just isn’t right for their home.
In our previous post, we talked about signs to look for in your home that you may be in need of whole-house, or at least partial, 
Plumbing issues range in severity from “mildly annoying” to “emergency repairs required.” Some may start as one and end up as the other. It’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the various problems that can lead to repiping, so that you can have them repaired before they have the chance to cause any more damage.
Eventually, the pipes in any home will need replacement. Learning that your pipes are failing is bad enough, and suddenly you’re tasked with having to sort through conflicting information about which is the best material to use for repiping a home. If your pipes are old enough to need replacing, they are probably made of a material no longer deemed viable for pipes, like galvanized steel or even iron, both of which are prone to corrosion.
