Piping and Repiping in Sandy

Signs You Need Professional Pipe Repair Services 

Awareness of the signs of deterioration can allow homeowners to take quick action, with the goal of preventing additional damage and costlier repairs. 

Common signs of pipe damage include the following: 

• Weak Water Pressure: Weak flow of water from your faucet or shower could be an indication of clogged or damaged pipes. Mineral deposits, corrosion, or even infiltration tree roots infiltrating can cause a decrease in water pressure.
• Discolored Pipes: Green stains or discoloration on copper pipes could be signs of corrosion. Similarly, flaky or rusty pipes may indicate deterioration and the need for repair or replacement.
• Water Puddles in Your Yard: Leaking pipes can cause water to seep into the soil, resulting in damp areas or standing water on your property. 
• Indoor Water Accumulation: Leaky or burst pipes can cause water to accumulate in areas where it shouldn't be, leading to damage, mold growth, and structural problems. 
• Wall Damage from Pipe Leaks: Deteriorating wallpaper or peeling paint on walls can be a sign of pipe leaks. When pipes leak behind walls, moisture can seep through and cause the wallpaper to bubble, peel, or show signs of water damage. 
• Unexpectedly High Water Bills: A sudden increase in your water bills without any notable changes in water usage can suggest a hidden plumbing issue. Leaky or damaged pipes can cause water to escape, resulting in wasted water and inflated bills.
• Noises Indicating Hidden Leaks: If you hear the sound of running water when no faucets are on, or toilets are flushing, it could indicate a hidden pipe leak. Even small leaks can create the sound of running water as they drip into a concealed space.