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Whole House Repiping
Looking for Whole House Repiping?
Do you need your pipes replaced? Give us a call today at (866) 262-1815 and we will provide you with professional whole house repiping services you can depend on and trust.
Do you constantly have a clogged sink? Do you have super low water pressure? Regardless of what plumbing need you have, we are prepared and experienced for all your issues. AMA Repiping specializes in assistance of HOAs, property managers, condominiums, and apartment complexes with their repiping needs. We provide a professional and specialized repiping process unlike any service you will receive anywhere else. We are highly experienced in working in finished, occupied structures. You do not have to worry about a mess or damage to your home. Our repiping specialists always take preventative measures in protecting your furniture and personal belongings. We also replace the wallboard, and perfectly match the color of paint.
No matter what services you need, we have the experience and the expertise to handle all of your whole house repiping needs. AMA Repiping provides experienced, repiping craftsmen in Atlanta, Hilton Head, and Orange County.
We also complete HVAC conversions, water heater conversions and individual laundry installations!
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Repiping For Property Manager
AMA Repiping specializes in working with all parties in a selling and buying home transactions. We enjoy working with buyers, sellers, and realtors to make the repiping process as efficient and easy as possible. We offer a fixed rate pricing structure that allows us to give timely and convenient quotes for homes on the market. AMA Repiping works with the closers to provide an option for taking payment from the proceeds at closing. AMA Repiping of course offers fully transferable warranties and guarantees, providing peace of mind to the buyer.
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We Provide repiping for property manager, property owners, HOAs, homeowners, and more!
Drain Cleaning
3 REASONS TO AVOID LIQUID DRAIN CLEANERS
Whenever liquid drain cleaners such as Drano can be useful for some blocks and clogs. All plumbing experts will tell you not to use liquid drain cleaning in most situations. Here are a few reasons why:
TOXIC
If you have small children or pets, having liquid drainer inside the home poses a threat of it’s own. The chemicals in cleaners are extremely toxic to breathe in and could possible splash back in eyes and face. They are absolutely not environmentally friendly. The leftover residue in the bottles in up in our landfills, and can subsequently end killing fish and other wildlife. Luckily, there are now non-chemical organic options when it comes to liquid drain cleaning.
PIPE DAMAGE
Although liquid drainer is successful at clearing clogs, it can cause detrimental pipe damage. The chemical agents can sit on the pipes and corrode them. Small clogs can be safe for draino if the chemical does not sit on your pipes for too long. Using liquid drainer is absolutely not recommended for large clogs. Big or small, if you continue to have the same clog-try an alternative way. Liquid drain cleaner also damages the glue that holds your pipes together.
TOILET DAMAGE
Chemicals that makeup liquid drain cleaner are horrible for toilets because water sits for long periods of time. When drain cleaner heats up, it can crack your toilet or even cause an explosion. In addition to damaging your toilet, it can damage the enamel on expensive bathroom fixtures.
SHOULD I CALL A PLUMBER?
Many plumbers will tell you absolutely to never use liquid drain cleaners at all. As discussed, we will tell you some small clogs are safe for liquid drainer. However, We recommend you try other options first before using it however. A few alternatives to liquid drain cleaning are using a plunger, boiling water, or baking soda and vinegar.
Foundation Slab Leaks
Slab Leaks
How to Fix Foundation Slab Leaks
Cracks in baseboards and walls, an increase in water bill, moisture underneath your carpet, and low water pressure are signs of a possible foundation slab leak. Checking your water meter is a good way to check for a leak. Ensure there is no water running in your house and then check your water meter periodically for changes. Many people will repair the piping and hope the issue does not continue or they decide to finally repipe. Repiping with certain systems is absolutely inevitable. It is important not to put it off to avoid catastrophic damages to your home. Generally, if you have had to repair the slab in your home 2 or more times, it is definitely time to repipe your entire system or at least re-route the line causing the leak.
Contact a Repiping Specialist
If you have issues regarding leaks in your home like foundation slab leaks or burst pipes. AMA Repiping replaces old, corroded pipes with a new, effective system.
We generally do business assisting property managers, multi-house projects, home owners associations and apartment complexes with their repiping needs. Our repiping specialists take pride in helping you increase your property value and quality of living.
If you think your home may need a copper or PEX repipe, email us at info@amarepiping.com or give us a call today at 866-262-1815.