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Repiping in Port Jefferson Station, NY

Repiping in Port Jefferson Station, NY

Tired of pinhole leaks? Brown water? Low pressure in the shower? True Quality Plumbing and Heating replaces old galvanized and copper water pipes in homes across Port Jeff Station and nearby towns.

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Signs Your Home Needs New Pipes

Pinhole leaks that keep coming back. Fix one, another shows up.
Brown or rusty water, especially first thing in the morning
Low water pressure that keeps getting worse
Green or blue spots on copper pipes
Galvanized steel pipe, the dull gray pipe with threaded fittings found in older homes
Your home was built before the 1960s and still has its original pipes
Leaks in more than one spot around the house

What's in Your Walls?

PipeEraWhat goes wrong
Galvanized steelHomes built before about 1960Rusts from the inside, closing up the pipe. Low pressure and brown water.
CopperCommon since the 1960sCan wear thin and get pinhole leaks over time
Lead service linesSome very old homesA health risk. Should be replaced.

Not sure what you have? The Suffolk County Water Authority has an online map where you can look up the material of the water line to your home. We can also check it for you.

When to Stop Patching and Repipe

One pinhole leak is a simple repair. But plumbers have a saying: it's rarely just one pinhole. When copper starts leaking in one spot, the rest of the pipe is usually the same age and wearing thin the same way.

If you've had two or three leaks, or you're dealing with galvanized pipe, a repipe often costs less over time than a string of repairs and water damage.

What We Repipe With

PEX

Flexible plastic water pipe. It bends around corners, so it needs fewer fittings and less opening of walls. It doesn't corrode or get pinhole leaks.

Copper

The traditional choice. Long lasting when installed with the right thickness of pipe. Good for exposed runs in basements and near the water heater and boiler.

We'll recommend the right material for your home.

Tired of patching leaks?

Open 24 hours. Licensed master plumber.

How a Repipe Works

1

Walkthrough and estimate.

We look at your pipes, find where they run, and plan the new route. You get a written price.

2

Permit.

We file with the Town of Brookhaven or your village.

3

Protect your home.

We cover floors and furniture in the work areas.

4

Run the new pipe.

In most Long Island homes, a lot of the work happens from the basement. Where we need to reach walls, we make small, neat openings.

5

Connect fixtures.

We hook up sinks, tubs, toilets, the water heater, and appliances to the new lines.

6

Pressure test.

We test the whole system for leaks before closing anything up.

7

Clean up.

We leave the openings ready for patching. We'll tell you exactly where they are.

You Don't Always Need a Whole House Repipe

Sometimes just one section is failing: the main line from the meter, the basement runs, one bathroom, or the lines to the water heater. Replacing just that part can solve the problem for less. We'll tell you honestly which makes sense.

The Water Line From the Street

The pipe from the street to your house brings in all your water. Old galvanized or lead service lines can rust, leak, or limit your water pressure. We replace them and connect them to your home's new piping. The part from the street to your house is usually the homeowner's responsibility.

Repiping Near You

We repipe homes in Port Jefferson Station, Terryville, Port Jefferson, East Setauket, Setauket, Mount Sinai, Coram, and Selden.

Port Jefferson Village has the oldest homes in the area, with about 1 in 4 built before 1950. Many still have galvanized pipe. About 1 in 5 homes in Selden were built before 1960. Across Port Jeff Station, Mount Sinai, and East Setauket, 1960s and 70s copper is now old enough to start getting pinhole leaks.

Repiping Questions

Galvanized pipe is dull gray steel with threaded fittings. Copper is reddish brown. If a magnet sticks to the pipe, it's steel.

Get a Repiping Estimate

Call True Quality Plumbing and Heating. Licensed master plumber in Port Jefferson Station.

Request a Repipe Estimate

For emergencies, call (631) 902-0011. We're open 24 hours.

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