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Pipe repair and whole-house repiping, explained
What a burst pipe does to a house, the signs a home is ready for a repipe, and how the $18,000 to $30,000 repipe range is actually driven.
A single leak is a repair. A pattern of leaks is a piping problem. These guides cover the emergency steps when a pipe lets go, and the longer decision about replacing the piping in a house.
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Signs your house needs a repipe, not another repair
One leak is a repair. A pattern is a repipe: repeated pinhole leaks in copper, galvanized lines rusted nearly closed, rusty or discolored water, and pressure that drops when two fixtures run. Done-Rite repipes run $18,000 to $30,000.
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What to do when a pipe bursts: the first five minutes
When a pipe bursts, shut the main water valve first, then the water heater and the electricity near the water, then call. Done-Rite runs 24/7 emergency service with a 1-hour response time and no trip charge.
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Home plumbing maintenance checklist: five habits that catch leaks and clogs early
Five habits catch most plumbing trouble early: a monthly leak and meter check, keeping grease and hair out of drains, turning shutoff valves so they still work, a look at the water heater, and calling at the first warning sign.
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What to do in a plumbing emergency: shut off, stay safe, contain, call
In a plumbing emergency the order is fixed: stop the water at the fixture valve or the main shutoff, get clear of electricity and gas, contain the spill, then call. Done-Rite answers emergencies around the clock with a 1-hour response.
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