For 45+ years, Conejo Services has delivered dependable residential and commercial plumbing across the Conejo Valley and nearby areas.
If you’re not sure whether repiping your home is necessary or not, here are some signs to watch for. If you’re experiencing 2 or more of these signs, repiping may be necessary.
One of the prominent signs you need whole-house repiping is when your plumbing starts suffering lingering issues. The repair costs can add up quickly. Upgrading the entire network means long-term peace of mind and will cost less than what you would spend over the years on plumbing repairs.
If you notice multiple, simultaneous plumbing leaks or several leaks in quick succession, it is a sign that pipes are corroding and may need replacing soon. If left unattended, leaks can cause costly damage to walls and ceilings, not to mention dramatic spikes in your water bills.
Low water pressure can stem from clogged pipes or mineral deposits, or rust in your pipes. It can also be something to do with your home’s main line. You will need a plumbing contractor to ascertain and resolve the exact cause of the problem.
Discolored water isn’t simply unattractive; it indicates mineral deposits and corrosion in your pipes. There are chances your water will taste and smell odd, too.
If your home is about six decades old, there is a likelihood your pipes are made of lead or galvanized steel.
Lead pipes have been found to pose serious health risks. The metal can leach into your drinking water, putting your family at risk of contamination. Galvanized steel pipes degrade over time, allowing corrosion to creep into the plumbing network. The outcome is rust buildup in the pipes, restricted water flow, and possible water contamination.
More than new pipes—it’s peace of mind for your home and family.
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When you hire Conejo Services for a whole-house repipe, our team starts with a comprehensive inspection of your plumbing. The evaluation helps decide if we should repair your pipes, repipe a single section, or overhaul your entire plumbing.
When you hire Conejo Services for a whole-house repipe, our team starts with a comprehensive inspection of your plumbing. The evaluation helps decide if we should repair your pipes, repipe a single section, or overhaul your entire plumbing.
When you hire Conejo Services for a whole-house repipe, our team starts with a comprehensive inspection of your plumbing. The evaluation helps decide if we should repair your pipes, repipe a single section, or overhaul your entire plumbing.
When you hire Conejo Services for a whole-house repipe, our team starts with a comprehensive inspection of your plumbing. The evaluation helps decide if we should repair your pipes, repipe a single section, or overhaul your entire plumbing.
A whole-house repipe can take 2-6 days, primarily depending on the size of your home. The bigger your home, the longer time the project will take. Sometimes, only partial repiping in specific areas of a home is required. That could take just a few hours, meaning minimal disruption to your routine.
Another important factor is accessibility. The more accessible your pipes are, the faster our repipe specialists will complete the job.
When repiping your house, you and your plumber must determine the best material for your new pipes. Below are the top three options:
Cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) pipes are the new kid in town in commercial and residential plumbing. They are more flexible and cost-effective than copper pipes. That means they are easy to install around walls and in smaller drywall openings and do not require joint fittings.
Still, they are less likely to crack or burst under icy conditions. However, PEX pipes are less durable than copper and are more vulnerable to sunlight damage.
Copper must be the oldest plumbing material currently in use and has proven its reliability for decades. Copper pipes are longer-lasting (but costlier) than PEX pipes. More durability means they can withstand earthquake shocks. Also, these pipes are corrosion-resistant (unlike galvanized steel pipes) and are less likely to harbor contaminants. One drawback to copper pipes is that they can crack or burst under freezing temperatures.
Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) pipes are safe for transporting drinking and hot water while offering commendable resistance to water chemicals. However, they can suffer damage from earthquakes, unlike their copper counterparts.
There are several perks to overhauling your plumbing system:
Whole-house repiping costs in the Conejo Valley depend on the factors below:
Are you a Conejo Valley homeowner looking for a reliable whole-house repiping service near me? If so, the proper repiping experience will ensure decades of worry-free water flow, a beautiful new look, and maximum security for your investment. If that sounds like what you want, Conejo Services can help. Whether you want to repipe your entire home or an add-on room, trust that our repipe specialists will do the job right and within acceptable timeframes. Call us at 805-499-0488 to experience our differences.
