Repiping is a complicated ordeal that requires a great deal of experience to get it right. So, don’t risk massive water damage and call Fix-it 24/7. As a family-owned HVAC and plumbing company, we know how important is to keep your home in working order. Contact us today to get an expert to protect your home.
Since 2013, Fix-it has established a name for quality home repair services at a reasonable price. In addition, we pride ourselves on maintaining your home with heating, cooling, and plumbing services. So trust us to keep your appliances running safely and efficiently. Here are the guarantees that back every job:
Our certified technicians are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to assist with any heating or air circulation repairs that are needed at your home.
Our specialists are available 24/7 to cater to any emergency you might have. Additionally, we offer After Hours Service, which ensures that you can always reach our specialists at any hour of the day.
We at Fix-It 24/7 are licensed, bonded, and insured, which means we are a name you can trust to complete your projects.
We charge by the job, not by the hour. We also offer a $39 diagnostic fee during business hours and a $139 diagnostic fee after hours.
All of our HVAC specialists are background-checked and drug tested to ensure that we can provide you with the highest level of customer service possible.
Your time is valuable, and communication is something we value highly. As a result, we will provide at least a 4-hour arrival window on all jobs, and we will communicate any delays or time estimates to ensure that you can plan around us.
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Don’t let bad pipes ruin your home; call Fix-it 24/7 today to protect your home from flooding and water damage. We are a family-owned, full-service HVAC and plumbing company that provides the following services:
For those that don’t want to deal with the disruptive process of uprooting your yard and driveway, trenchless repiping provides a non-invasive method of repiping your home. A small camera is dropped into the existing line and used to inspect issues and detect problem areas. Our plumbing experts then apply an epoxy that is pulled through the pipes to provide extra reinforcement for the existing lines.
So when should you replace your pipes? Below are some early warning signs that not all is well with your plumbing system.
Iron, copper, and galvanized pipes will slowly shed their lining over time, leading to a bitter or metallic taste in your water. Metals are naturally found in water, but if the water starts to carry an odor and has a strong taste, you will need to replace your pipes.
Corrosion will generally occur as metal or another material is exposed long-term to water. This will manifest as leaks in your home, which is a clear sign that you will need to replace or patch your pipes.
Dark flakes in your water will result from either pipe corrosion, excess minerals, a poor water filter, or a corroding water heater. The flakes will typically be iron or other metals breaking down in your plumbing system and manifesting in your water. If this occurs, this is a clear sign that your plumbing system will need to be replaced.
Inconsistent water temperature is due to issues with your water heater. In addition to checking the status of your water heater, you will need to check the plumbing connected to the water heater. Plumbing leaks concerning your water heater can mean that water is not reaching your water heater or properly channeled out, so you will need to check both your plumbing and water heater.
Your water pressure in your home should be consistent, which is a clear sign that your plumbing is working as intended. On the other hand, if the water pressure drops, your plumbing has issues as water is being diverted elsewhere, which is another sign that you will need your plumbing system checked.
A repiping service replaces the pipes in a home or building. It is a complete overhaul of the current water supply plumbing system, removing old lines and installing new ones to guarantee structural stability.
Copper and PEX(polyethylene) pipes both have their own pros and cons, but in general, Copper piping is ideal for a brand new home. PEX is better for remodeling and retrofitting an old home. Copper is more expensive but will last longer-roughly 70 years, whereas PEX has a general lifespan of 30 years before needing to be replaced. Copper is also prone to freezing and is much more expensive to install. On the other side, PEX is easy to install or DIY as the material is flexible and can be cut into whatever desired shape you need.
When you replace your pipes will depend on the material of your pipes. Brass and galvanized steel can last 80-100 years, copper will last 70-80 years, and PVC has a limited span of 24-45 years.
We came from humble beginnings, having started as just a small family business. And while we’ve experienced growth, Fix-It 24/7 is committed to preserving the small business mentality, treating each and every customer as if they’re members of our extended family. Same day service!
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