Many of our repiping jobs begin as a leak detection service. Instead of just finding one or a few leaks like the home owner might suspect, we find a dozen or more sneaky leaks throughout your plumbing system. Besides the benefit of no longer having leaks throughout your plumbing system, repiping can potentially alleviate many of your plumbing issues. KBR Plumbing has successfully repiped tons of Florida properties in the Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough areas with minimal disruption.

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A minor leak can quickly become a much bigger issue if it causes a pipe to burst, so it’s important to address any potential problems before they worsen. An old pipe can corrode over time, resulting in flakes of rust that can contaminate your water supply and significantly reduce its quality.

At KBR Plumbing, we offer comprehensive services to help you inspect and diagnose any damage to your pipes. We can repair existing plumbing fixtures or provide you with a new layout when remodeling your space. Whatever your needs may be, our experienced plumbers can identify corroded pipes and replace them, ensuring that the water in your home is top-notch.

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Problems with pipes can be a major headache but they can often be prevented. Paying attention to signs that indicate your pipes need replacing due to their age can help you avoid serious issues in the future. Signs of needing to replace old pipes include frequent leaks, inconveniences such as low water pressure and rusty or discolored water in taps and faucets. If you notice any of these issues, it may be time to consider repiping your home with more reliable and durable materials.

Age Of Your Pipes

Replacing old pipes can be a difficult but necessary task. If your home has older pipes, it is important to watch out for signs of needing to replace them due to their age. These signs include leaks, strange noises coming from the pipes, decreased water pressure, and discolored water. If you notice any of these issues, it may be time to consider repiping your home with new materials that are more reliable and durable.

Had a whole house repipe done. Service was excellent. No issues. Went above and beyond to fix any issues my house threw at them, especially with flat roofs. The patchwork afterwards required only paint. Very well done. Would use for any other issues. Very courteous and professional.

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  • Slab leak
  • Unusual taste or color to water
  • Decreased water pressure
  • Dark tile grout
  • Sound of water running
  • High water bill
  • Moisture or mildewing on the floors/walls
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What type of piping does your home have?

Copper Pipes

If you have copper pipes in your home then you should be aware that poor water quality eats away at copper piping making it fragile and creating pinhole leaks over time. Homes with copper piping will at some point experience a water leak underneath the slabs or in the walls of your home. If you have a home built in the early 90s or older, you could have what we call soft copper which is copper piping that comes in a coil. Soft copper is thin copper to start with which means once you have one leak, the next leak won’t be far behind.

Galvanized Pipes

If your home has galvanized piping, when you have a leak there is a strong chance that fixing the leak itself would be impossible. To fix galvanized pipes there must be a solid piece of pipe to cut into and usually, once the piping rusts and then breaks, finding a solid piece is uncommon. Additionally, galvanized piping rust from water and sitting in the dirt under your concrete slab. Therefore, it is decaying faster and making a repair even more difficult or impossible. At that point, a whole-home repipe would be your only option. While this can be stressful for some home owners, KBR Plumbing is here to help assess the situation and provide our expertise.

Polybutylene Pipes

If your home was built between 1978 and 1995, there’s a good chance it has polybutylene pipes. And if it does, there’s an even better chance those pipes are starting to break down. That’s because polybutylene is a type of plastic that becomes brittle and breaks down over time, especially when exposed to things like chlorine or other chemicals. As the pipes break down, they can start to leak, which can cause all sorts of problems, from water damage to the mold. And since polybutylene pipes are often hidden behind walls or under floors, they can be tough to spot until the damage is already done. If you think your home might have polybutylene pipes, the best thing to do is have KBR Plumbing take a look. We’ll be able to tell for sure and then help you figure out the best way to replace them before they cause any more damage.

KBR Plumbing offers a LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY ON YOUR WHOLE HOME REPIPE!