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Poor water pressure: Do you turn on your hot
water and find that the pressure is not as
strong as it should be? This could be due to
old galvanized steel water lines that are
corroding. The build up that has formed in
the pipes prevents your water pressure from
being as high as it should be. Hot water
pipes are usually the first to demonstrate
this tell tale sign.
Rusty water: When your pipes corrode they
will eventually contaminate your water and
make your water undrinkable. If your water
is looking discolored or rusty, it may very
well be a sign that it is time to replace
your waterlines.
Foul smelling water: If your water has a bad
odor, this could be indicative of corroding
waterlines.
Water line
leaks: Leaking, burst or broken water lines
that are dripping, clogged or leaking.
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If your house
is more than about 60 years old, you may see
exposed pipes, pipes that are leaking or
broken in basement, crawlspace, and or
laundry room—which may lead to damp, wet or
flooded areas. . Check the tubing for
discoloration, stains, dimpling, pimples, or
flaking, which are all indications of
corrosion.
You’ll want to keep a watch for any leaks in
your homes water line system Even small ones
that are easily repaired may be indicators
that the time for whole-house replacement is
approaching. After all, the original pipes
in your home are the same vintage, they’re
made of the same material, and they’ve been
subjected to the same water supply and usage
patterns.
“So if you’ve got sporadic leaks in some
places, they’ll start showing up throughout
your system soon,” and it will be time to
have your water line replaced.
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Do you have water line problems with
any of the following:
Leaking Basements * Wall
Cracks * Damp Crawl Spaces * Leaking Cracks
Pipe Penetrations * Floor Cracks * Wet Basements * Drain
Tile Problems * Honeycombed Concrete *
Sump Pumps
Drainage * Weeping tile
* Storage Tanks * Window Wells
If so, then you've come
to the right place because these drainage issues and
more are our expertise! |
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Water Lines:
Rust and other minerals can build up
inside your water line, affecting your water volume.
If you have good pressure but bad volume, you will
notice it when somebody
flushes a toilet or shower.
Identifying
The Water Line Problem
• Slow sink
or tub drains.
• Water backing up in the bathtub, shower,
or sink.
• Wet areas in walls or along floors in
rooms adjacent to walls containing drain
pipes.
• Wet areas in the lawn near drain piping.
• Unusual gurgling or bubbling sounds when
water is draining.
Rust is a main water line
problem. If you were to cut open your
water line..
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