So you’ve had a plumbing emergency: one of your pipes broke, started leaking, became disjointed, completely collapsed or just corroded past the point where it could be repaired. You need pipe replacement — repiping from the experts. Now, what does that mean? If you’ve read on our blog in the past, you know that we are huge proponents […] The post Repiping in Los Angeles – What Pipe Material is Best? appeared first on Twin Home Experts.
So you’ve had a plumbing emergency: one of your pipes broke, started leaking, became disjointed, completely collapsed or just corroded past the point where it could be repaired. You need pipe replacement — repiping from the experts. Now, what does that mean? If you’ve read on our blog in the past, you know that we are huge proponents of trenchless repiping and sewer repair. Why? Because trenchless repiping methods allow you to replace pipes without expensive and destructive excavation. Through trenchless repiping, we can repair your pipes from the inside out , allowing us to avoid digging holes in your yard and potentially harming your landscape. For some more info about trenchless repiping, click here to watch our YouTube video on the subject! But what we mainly want to talk with you about today are the different types of pipe materials. What is your plumbing made of? It’s important to know this, since not all pipes are created equal. Some forms of piping are more susceptible to serious damage and wear and tear, resulting in shorter lifespans, weak warranties, and overall poor performance out of your drains. These materials are:
