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Water Line Services
Water line repairs or replacements should always be handled by professionals due to the complexity and inaccessibility of the pipe networks beneath your home.
Our skilled technicians are equipped to quickly and accurately identify the problem and provide safe, long-lasting repairs or complete system replacements.
If you suspect issues with your main water line, contact us today to schedule:
- Water line repairs
- Water line replacements
- Water line maintenance
Water Line Repair Process
Identify the Leak
Prior to beginning any repairs, our first step is to pinpoint the issue’s location.
We conduct a comprehensive inspection to gain a precise understanding of the damage’s nature and location. We dedicate the necessary time to ensure we have identified the root cause of the problem as well.
Evaluating the Damage
At Yankee Home Plumbing, we prioritize a comprehensive assessment of your pipe damage before considering a water line replacement.
Repairing the Damaged Pipe
After identifying the issue, we proceed to either replace or repair your water line.
FAQs About Water Line Repairs
How can I tell if my water line needs repair?
Common signs include unexplained increases in water bills, decreased water pressure, visible water pooling in your yard, or strange noises like air gurgling from your pipes. These can indicate leaks that need attention.
What causes water lines to fail?
Internal water lines can fail due to age, corrosion, or high water pressure. Over time, materials like galvanized steel can accumulate minerals, leading to blockages and reduced water flow.
Should I repair or replace a damaged water line?
This depends on the severity of the damage. Minor leaks might be repairable, but extensive corrosion, repeated leaks, or significant blockages often require full replacement to prevent future issues.
Can I repair a water line myself?
While minor leaks can sometimes be patched temporarily, it’s usually best to hire a professional for internal water line repairs to avoid further damage and ensure compliance with local codes.
How long do water lines typically last?
The lifespan of water lines varies based on material. Copper pipes can last 50+ years, while galvanized steel might only last 20-50 years. Environmental factors and water quality also play a role.
What are the risks of delaying water line repairs?
Delaying repairs can lead to water damage, mold growth, structural issues, and increased repair costs over time. Addressing issues early can prevent more severe and costly problems.
What materials are best for water line replacement?
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and copper are often recommended for its durability and resistance to corrosion.