• Water Stains: Discoloration (brown or yellow) on ceilings, walls, or floors indicates water damage from a leak.

• Low Water Pressure: Weak water flow might be caused by clogs or corrosion from internal pipe issues.

• Mold or Mildew Growth: Dampness and musty odors can be red flags for hidden moisture and leaks.

• Cracked or Bulging Pipes: Visible damage to pipes could mean a leak is imminent or already present.

When to Consider Whole-Home Re-Piping

While leak repairs address isolated issues, re-piping can be the best long-term solution for widespread or recurring problems, especially if your plumbing system is older.

• Frequent Leaks: Multiple leaks often suggest deteriorating pipes throughout your system.

• Older Home: Properties built before the 1960s may have outdated materials prone to corrosion and leaks.

• Persistent Low Water Pressure: If individual repairs don't fix low pressure, a system-wide re-pipe might be necessary.

• Rusty or Discolored Water: This indicates corroding pipes are contaminating your water supply.

• Problematic Pipe Materials: If your home has galvanized steel, polybutylene, or lead pipes, re-piping offers improved safety and reliability.

Don't let leaks or outdated plumbing disrupt your life. Contact us at (803) 322-7065 today for a consultation! We'll diagnose your plumbing problems and recommend the best solutions to keep your home or business flowing smoothly.