When we think of home maintenance, the plumbing system often remains out of sight and out of mind until something goes wrong. However, the health of your home's pipes is crucial for both the functionality and safety of your living space. Here's why you might need to consider a whole home repipe: Age of the Pipes: Like any part of your home, pipes have a lifespan. Depending on the material, pipes can last anywhere from 20 to 100 years. For instance, galvanized steel might last 20-50 years, while copper can extend beyond…

Buying a home is one of the biggest investments you can make and ensure that you maintain this valued possession is of the utmost importance for its longevity, as well as your property value. This typically includes maintenance or service for your various items or systems in your home, such as appliances, the roof, and your plumbing systems, among others. A common concern for homeowners regarding the safety of their homes is undetected leaks due to damaged pipes. This fear may stem from an experience with a flooded basement, replacing moldy sheetrock,…

Some leaks are easy to detect. Spraying water under your sink would point to a leak in that pipe. Slab leaks, however, are another story. These types of leaks occur underneath your home’s concrete slabs. They are particularly frustrating because they can be complicated to detect. Fortunately, they’re not impossible. Knowing what to look for can help you to get the issue addressed quickly, preventing significant damage. If you notice any of these seven warning signs, it may be time to get slab leak detection services. There’s a Spike in Your Water…