Water Line Repair Goose Creek, SC

When one of your plumbing fixtures is broken, you may wonder if it should be repaired or replaced. But water lines are a little more complex than a broken faucet or tub drain because they require careful consideration of factors like age, leaks, and the overall condition of your unique plumbing system. That's why it's necessary for our experienced plumbers to perform a plumbing video inspection to determine whether you need water line repair or water line replacement. Goose Creek, SC plumbers are skilled at using advanced technology to identify various plumbing problems without invasive methods. In an inspection, our licensed plumbers will pinpoint the exact issue and recommend the best course of action:

• Rust and corrosion: When there is rust and corrosion on your plumbing fixtures or exposed pipes, it's a sign that you need water line replacement. Rust and corrosion are signs of internal pipe deterioration, indicating a higher risk of leaks or breaks. It's more cost-effective (and safe) to replace the pipes rather than repair them.
• Discolored water: Brown or yellow colored water is a sign of a water quality issue, which means replacement is better than repair. Discolored water is a telling sign that your water pipes have corroded or there is excessive sediment buildup, indicating that they may require replacement. To ensure your water supply remains safe and clean, it's crucial to provide a long-term solution.
• Hidden leaks: If your water bills show a sudden or unexpected increase, it's a sign that a hidden leak may be present due to a water line break. For this issue, a water line repair will do. Our plumbers will identify the location of the leak and repair the pipe or loose joints to prevent water loss and damage to your property.
• Low water pressure: If you have low water pressure across multiple fixtures, it's a sign that there is a clog or leak in the main water line. This issue can be resolved through a water line repair, depending on the severity of the damage.
• Soggy patches on lawn: If your grass is unusually green or there is pooling water, it indicates there is an underground plumbing leak. We will need to determine how many sections of the pipe are damaged and causing the leak before deciding whether repair or replacement is best.
• Old pipes: If your Goose Creek home has pipes that are older than 40 or 50 years old, chances are you need water line replacement. Goose Creek, SC homes with outdated pipes are more prone to issues like burst pipes or complete failures, making replacement necessary.
• Visible damage: For damage like cracks or holes in the pipe, we can often use our trenchless methods to repair the pipe. However, if there is corrosion, we may have to replace the pipe instead.