Why Repipe Your Home?
Many homes, especially older homes, have been built with galvanized piping,
which rusts and deteriorates from the inside out over time.
Others may have soft copper piping under a concrete slab and this is prone to slab leaks.
Does Your Water System Look Like This?
This is what happens when rust builds up inside galvanized water pipes. The rust restricts the flow of water and causes a build-up of gunk and slime throughout the system. If you still have galvanized pipes in your home, this is more than likely what your water supply piping looks like.
The water pressure in the main lines, at the street level, may be fine but as the water enters the property and moves through the house, the clogged pipes reduce the volume of water that can get through to the fixtures.
As the rust and deterioration factors worsen, the water can become dirty, foul-smelling and unfit to drink.
The most noticeable result of this build-up is low water pressure in the sinks, shower, washer, yard sprinklers, etc., leading to annoying situations such as being scalded or frozen in the shower when someone flushes the toilet or uses the water in another part of the house.
Hidden leaks can develop inside the walls, in the attic and under the house, running the risk of major damage to your home.
DO YOU GET SCALDED OR FROZEN IN THE SHOWER?
IS YOUR WATER UNFIT TO DRINK?
REPIPE WITH HARD COPPER
The answer to this problem is to have the old, galvanized pipes replaced with hard copper piping installed by professionals who specialize in this type of procedure, and the South Bay Area’s leading copper repipe specialist is Dempster Plumbing.
Dempster Plumbing’s technicians are highly trained professionals who specialize in copper repiping and pride themselves on quality workmanship.
What is repiping?
A Repipe is the process of replacing all existing domestic water piping by installing a new system throughout your home or building. Repiping is a system wide solution that allows you to take a shower, wash the dishes, water the lawn, wash the laundry, and use all faucets and fixtures at the same time without reduction in water pressure or fluctuation in water temperature. It gives you great water pressure throughout your home, improves delivery of hot water, eliminates water damage repair bills and saves money on water lost due to an inefficient system.
What are the benefits?
Copper repiping corrects all of these problems and saves you money! Hard copper pipe is safe, strong, and dependable.
- Great water pressure
- Clean, clear water
- Safe and sound plumbing system
- Environmentally efficient
Hard copper piping does not rust and will not develop the problems of galvanized piping or soft copper.
PROTECTING YOUR HOME AND FURNISHINGS
Dempster Plumbing’s crews understand your concerns. Any type of construction repair or maintenance work can be extremely disruptive to your busy lifestyle. They treat every job like they are working on their own homes. Their crews will keep your home as neat and clean as possible during the repipe. They will protect the floors and clean the house of debris each day before leaving. They will also test the system to make sure you have running hot water every night before our crews leave for the night.
ONSITE SUPERVISION
Your job will be assigned a Field Supervisor who will oversee the installation of your new copper pipes and provide technical assistance as needed. He will
be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.
PROFESSIONAL DRYWALL PATCHING
After the pipes are installed, Dempster Plumbing will professionally patch your walls, leaving a clean, smooth surface ready for texturing and painting.
You will be amazed with the difference new copper piping will make in your home.
It will be the end of the discomfort, inconvenience and aggravation caused by galvanized steel water piping and soft copper slab leaks.
You will have an operational hard copper water pipe system that works efficiently without the need for any maintenance.
