Older homes in San Antonio often have plumbing that has served well for decades, but aging pipes eventually reach the end of their useful life. Knowing the warning signs can help you plan ahead before a major failure occurs.
Frequent leaks in different parts of the home often mean the pipes themselves are failing, not just individual fixtures. Discolored water can signal corroding galvanized pipes. Low water pressure throughout the house may point to significant corrosion or buildup inside the pipes.
Galvanized steel pipes typically last 40 to 50 years, while older polybutylene piping is prone to failure and often needs replacement regardless of age. Copper and modern PEX piping generally offer a longer service life.
Repiping replaces your home’s aging pipes with new, durable materials. While it is a bigger project, it resolves recurring leaks and pressure problems for good, and our team works to minimize disruption to your home.
If you are noticing frequent leaks, discolored water, or low pressure, it may be time to have your plumbing inspected. Contact Xtreme Plumbing Pros for an honest assessment of your San Antonio home’s plumbing.