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Repipe Atlanta
There are many reliable plumbing companies in Georgia.
AMA Repiping doesn’t compete with these plumbing companies.
AMA Repiping has chosen to specialize in a very narrow niche in the plumbing industry.
AMA purposely specializes in turnkey replacement of defective polybutylene pipes in finished, occupied homes.
By choosing such a narrow scope, we have to be better at what we do than anyone else.
Although we are licensed and trained, we don’t try to do everything that other plumbing companies do.
While they are legally able to repipe homes, it’s not their specialty.
They could use methods that are destructive and disruptive in finished/occupied homes.
AMA will keep your water on and protect your home’s environment, keeping your home livable during the 3-5 day process.
And all work is covered with a 25 year transferable warranty on materials and labor.
100% satisfaction is guaranteed.
Call us for more information at (770) 682-3145.
Or visit amarepiping.com.
Our licensed plumbers are specialists in repiping, so when excellence matters, call AMA Repiping!
Repipe
Outdated plumbing systems can lead to significant problems for homeowners, from inconvenient leaks to extensive water damage.
Two common culprits are:
- aging copper systems and
- and polybutylene (PB) piping.
Older copper pipes are susceptible to corrosion and pinhole leaks—tiny, difficult-to-detect holes that can cause substantial damage over time.
Similarly, Polybutylene, often found in homes built between the 1970s and 1990s, is known for its tendency to become brittle and fail.
Recognizing the Signs:
- For both Copper and PB: Unexplained spikes in your water bill, frequent leaks, low water pressure, visible water stains.
- Specifically for Copper: Green stains around pipes (indicating corrosion), small puddles or damp spots with no obvious source.
Comprehensive Repiping Solutions:
At AMA Repiping, we specialize in replacing both deteriorating copper plumbing and problematic polybutylene with modern, durable materials like PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) and CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride). These advanced piping systems offer numerous advantages:
- Durability and Longevity: Resistant to corrosion, scaling, and extreme temperatures.
- Flexibility: PEX is flexible, reducing the number of fittings needed and minimizing potential leak points.
- Improved Water Flow: Smooth interior surfaces provide better water pressure.
Our Repiping Process:
- Free Consultation: We’ll assess your plumbing system, discuss your concerns, and provide a transparent, no-obligation estimate.
- Minimally Invasive Techniques: Our experienced and licensed plumbers use specialized methods to minimize disruption to your home during the repiping process. We strive to maintain your water service as much as possible.
- Complete Project Management: We handle all aspects of the job, including permitting, drywall repair, and repainting, ensuring a seamless experience.
- Guaranteed Quality: All materials and labor are backed by a transferable 25-year warranty for your peace of mind.
Invest in Your Home’s Future:
Don’t wait for a plumbing emergency. Contact AMA Repiping today at 770-682-3145 or visit amarepiping.com to schedule a free consultation and learn how repiping with PEX or CPVC can protect your home and save you money in the long run.
What is a Repipe Specialist
What is a Repipe Specialist
A repipe (repiping) specialist is a professional, usually part of a repipe team, trained and experienced in:
- inspecting houses and other buildings for persistent problems with leaks and other problems with plumbing
- assessing and estimating a complete replacement of the current plumbing with new one
- planning and managing the work of complete replacing the plumbing
- managing the wall repair (drywall, or other) and painting and finishing of the repipe process
- together with the company they are part of giving a guarantee for their work
When is Repiping Needed?
When is Repiping Needed?
Repiping of a house or condo is needed when in these cases:
- Old/existing plumbing causes frequent problems with leaks. Fixing these frequent problems becomes expensive and is causes additional losses (damaged walls, other building structures, mold growth conditions).
- Old plumbing is based on Polybutylene pipes or other defective and outdated plumbing system that has a huge potential to cause problems.
- Your insurance went up because of recent leak fixes.
- Your realtor told you you have to replace the old plumbing or reduce the asking price for your house to adjust for the buyer having to do it.
Contact AMA Repiping for specialized repipe services.