Repiping Services in La Crosse, WI & Surrounding Areas

Are you scheduling frequent repairs on your piping system? You could need a new piping system as yours starts to show wear and tear. Hire our trustworthy technicians to do the work. Call Maxwell-White Plumbing for services in La Crosse, WI. We offer straightforward pricing.

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Signs You Need Repiping Services

Are your pipes getting older and are you trying to determine if you need a new piping system installed? Some signs that can indicate you need whole-house repiping services are:

• Your system needs frequent repairs, or you’re experiencing continuous issues with it.
• The water in your home is an unusual color or taste.
• Your water pressure is decreasing.
• Your system is aging and is starting to show signs of wear and tear.
• You notice leaks coming from the system.
• There is corrosion in the existing system due to limescale.
• There is damage to the pipes due to freezing weather.

Why Replace Your Aging System With Copper Pipes

When you decide to replace your existing piping system, one option is to install copper pipes. These pipes offer several advantages, including:

• They can be used for hot and cold freshwater lines.
• They can be used for drain-waste-vent lines.
• They are allowed by most plumbing codes in the country.
• They resist corrosion.
• They have a long life expectancy.
• They hold up better than other types of pipes in cold weather.
• They can be installed without the use of hazardous chemicals.
• They’re lightweight and recyclable.

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Why You Should Replace Galvanized Steel Pipes

If you have galvanized pipes in your house, you should consider replacing them. Some reasons to replace these pipes can include:

• These pipes can rust and corrode quickly, which could lead to a potential burst.
• They can clog easily, leading to decreased water pressure.
• These pipes were typically installed in older homes and buildings. With time they will show signs of aging and wear and tear.