Repipe

If you have an existing galvanized domestic water system (hot & cold) or the age of your home is more than 25 years. Then odds are, your home's water system is rusting. Over the operating life of a galvanized system, pipes will become plugged with rust, and so blocked with rust, a 1" pipe can look like 1/8", or not be able to see through the pipe. A water system in your home operates on pressure vs. volume. Pressure is measured by P.S.I. (pounds per square inch) which is generally what the water department has delivered to your home. Volume is measured by G.P.M. (gallons per minute) and is how much water flows, in this case, through your home's pipes. When pipes become plugged, volume gets reduced. One common symptom "is that when one fixture is running, then we can't run anything else" (A good example is if someone is in shower, you can't turn on anything else). If you see signs of rust on the exterior of the pipes, erosion or corrosion, you have the potential for leaks, burst or broken pipes, which can cost thousands of dollars in water damage, or damage to irreplaceable items and keepsakes.

Here at Meticulous, we repipe your hot and cold water system using the best and highest grade materials to give you peace of mind. And that peace of mind on our repipe does not stop with new pipes; we will detail the procedure with you, and show you the materials. Great care is taken before, during and after your project is complete, above standard procedures ensure you and your family have complete peace of mind.

 Main Water Lines

Main water lines or water services are replaced for three primary reasons. First reason is due to leaking issues on an aging system, or inferior product failure. Second primary reason might be to increase the volume into your home, usually due to the galvanized piping rusting closed. And the third primary reason might be to be proactive about your water line, and not wait for the water bill to tell you it is time to replace your water line. Whatever the reason for replacing your main water line, Meticulous will replace that line using the most efficient method available to your unique setting. Trenchless water lines are the most common method used because it offers a less destructive and cleaner process for installation. The product used by Meticulous for this type of project, is a PEX plumbing system. Your new water service with Meticulous does not just meet code, but will meet "Meticulous" standards.