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If you choose Atlantic Re-Plumbing, PB pipe replacement in your home will not be difficult. We take care of all aspects of the plumbing job. This is very convenient because with us you do not have to hire additional contractors to finish the project. And we stand behind our work.
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A polybutylene, copper or galvanized replacement or re-pipe is a complete replacement of the water distribution system in a home. In a PB pipe replacement, all pipe fittings, stop valves and supply lines are replaced. On the average, a complete water pipe replacement job takes 3 to 5 days, depending on the size of your home. There are many steps in a thorough pipe replacement, some of which are listed below: |
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| 1. Each job starts with a free estimate. Our technician will arrive to your home to overview the situation. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding pipe replacement and how our project will affect you and your family. | |
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| 2. To ensure that your daily routine is affected as little as possible because of pipe replacement, we make sure that all affected areas in your home are fully covered and sealed with plastic. This ensures that there is no damage to your furnishings. | |
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| 3. After sealing the rest of your home, we select the minimum number of access points needed for the pipe replacement. Then we replace the faulty pipes with a new kind (galvanized, copper, or polybutylene) depending on what you want. | |
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| 4. After replacing the pipes, we replace and repair the drywall that was removed to carry out the pipe replacement. With tape, texture and repaint the drywall on the affected walls look like no replacement job has been performed. | |
| 5. Our last step is a complete cleanup, making the surrounding areas are as clean as they were before the pipe replacement. Full satisfaction of our customers is crucial to us.
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We guarantee you home to be as good as, if not better then, it was before we started the project.
Why replace your PB pipes?
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Why replace your PB pipes? PB pipes will leak without any warning causing thousands of dollars in damage. The average PB pipe starts to leak after nine years. The problem with PB pipes and the reason for their replacement comes from the fact that there are oxidants in the water. Because of oxidants such as chlorine in the water, PB pipes develop very small cracks and leaks, that, while invisible to the naked eye, can cause a great deal of damage and problems if not cared for the in the proper manner. The older the pipes the more likely they are to fail. With polybutylene it is not a question of IF you will have a failure but a question of WHEN you will have a failure. It is important that you become pro-active in your efforts to prevent failures and the damage one failure can cause to your home. Call Atlantic Re-Plumbing, Inc. today: |
703-948-7111 or 800-298-5317 or use our free online estimate.
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