Water Line Repair & Replacement

Water Line Repair & Replacement Phoenix, Arizona

A dependable supply of clean water is, quite simply, a must-have.  Leaks waste a precious resource and can lead to water damage.  So it’s critical to have a properly functioning water line.  If you’ve noticed brownish or rusty water, damp areas indoors or out, mold, low water pressure, or a jump in your water bill you may well need water line service.  Any problems will only get worse with time.  We provide quality residential and commercial plumbing services for leak detection, pipe repair, re-piping, and mainline replacement.  We’ll quickly and economically get things back to normal for a clean and dependable water supply. ASAP Plumbing provides affordable water line repair and replacement services to all Phoenix, Chandler, Gilbert, Arizona and surrounding areas. Schedule an appointment today.

Water Line Replacement

Many factors go into determining if a pipe repair or pipe replacement is the best path forward.  They include the materials used in the existing pipes, their age and general condition, and how often repairs have been necessary.  Besides correcting plumbing problems an upgrade can also increase flow capacity and reduce hot water temperature fluctuations at showers and other fixtures.  Our water line services experts will apprise you of their findings and discuss your most cost-effective options.  If it’s time for re-piping or a line replacement, here are the main options.

• Copper  Underground, copper quickly oxidizes.  But above ground, it’s the ideal choice for clean drinking water.  With quality materials and workmanship, it should last 50 years.
• PVC This type of plastic cracks with temperature changes and should never be used for hot water plumbing.
• Galvanized Steel This material quickly corrodes whenever the galvanized coating is compromised.
• Polybutylene “Blue Poly” frequently became leaky and is no longer used.
• PEX Cross-linked polyethylene is sometimes blue in color but has stood the test of time as a great choice.  It’s flexible (easing installation and reducing mechanical stresses), doesn’t rust, is impervious to chlorine, and resists mineral deposits.