Copper plumbing pipes were once the standard in home construction and many homes today still have some or all of their original copper piping. However, as copper pipes get older, pinches, leaks, and splits can form that put the home at risk for water damage or interfere with water pressure in the home.
While it is possible to replace damaged sections of copper piping, the process is complicated and involves flaring, threading, and soldering to achieve a leak-free connection between the old and new pipe.
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Plumbing problems usually appear out of the blue, often at the worst possible times. No one ever wants to see a costly repair bill, but it can sometimes seem like your pipes have a sixth sense for when an unexpected visit from the plumber will do the most damage to your wallet. Homeowners are often caught off guard by burst pipes and clogged drains, but easy-to-miss warning signs are typically present before any failure.
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When you think about a household water heater, you might think about having one large unit that provides hot water for the entire home. However, some people opt for tankless water heaters and actually have two or more water heaters in the home. This might be right for you and your family, too, if any of the following signs are true for your family's situation:
You Have a Bigger Home
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