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The Difference Between Repipes and Reroutes

There are two essential plumbing services that can breathe new life into your home’s water system: repipes and reroutes. If you’ve ever wondered what these terms mean and how they can benefit your plumbing, you’re in the right place.

Understanding Repipes:

A repipe is like giving your plumbing system a fresh start. Over time, pipes can deteriorate due to corrosion, mineral buildup, or age. This can lead to leaks, reduced water pressure, and even contamination. A repipe involves replacing the entire network of pipes in your home with brand-new ones. This comprehensive approach ensures that you have a modern, efficient, and leak-free plumbing system.

When Might You Need a Repipe?

Frequent Leaks: If you find yourself constantly fixing leaks, a repipe might be the long-term solution you need.

Low Water Pressure: Outdated pipes can restrict water flow, causing reduced pressure in your faucets and showers.

Visible Corrosion: If your pipes show signs of rust or corrosion, it’s a clear indication that they’re nearing the end of their lifespan.

Water Discoloration: Brown or discolored water could be a sign of internal corrosion, signaling the need for new pipes.

Exploring Reroutes:

Rerouting is a strategic solution to address specific issues in your plumbing system. Rather than replacing all the pipes, rerouting involves redirecting the flow of water to avoid problem areas. For example, if you have a section of pipes that frequently clogs or leaks, a reroute can bypass that trouble spot, ensuring a smoother water flow and minimizing disruptions.

When Might You Need a Reroute?

Localized Issues: If most of your plumbing is in good condition but certain sections are causing trouble, rerouting can be a cost-effective fix.

Bathroom or Kitchen Renovations: When remodeling, reroutes can accommodate new layouts or fixtures without the need for extensive repiping.

Avoiding Obstacles: Rerouting can help work around obstacles like structural elements or other utilities that make traditional repiping challenging.

Our Approach to Repipes and Reroutes:

At Plumbing Pros we take a personalized approach to plumbing solutions. Our experienced team will assess your plumbing system’s condition and provide expert recommendations tailored to your needs. Whether you require a full repipe to rejuvenate your entire plumbing network or a targeted reroute to address specific challenges, we’ve got you covered.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and embark on the journey to a more efficient and trouble-free plumbing system!