Glendale Piping & Repiping Services
Keeping Your Pipes Flowing Smoothly in the Greater Phoenix Area
Are you frustrated with low water pressure, recurring leaks, or rusty water? At Sunstate Plumbing, Inc, we provide reliable piping and repiping services to keep your plumbing system in top shape. Whether it’s a partial repipe or a full replacement, our locally owned team is here to help.
Since 1989, our professional plumbers have delivered dependable solutions backed by our satisfaction guarantee. Our goal is to keep your pipes flowing smoothly with top-tier materials and honest service. With same-day scheduling, 24/7 availability, and financing available, we make it easy and affordable to protect your home or business.
When it comes to safeguarding the integrity of your plumbing system, choose a trusted plumbing company with an A+ BBB rating. We proudly offer transparent pricing, warranties, and around-the-clock emergency services for your peace of mind.
Keep your pipes flowing smoothly in Glendale with expert piping and repiping solutions from Sunstate Plumbing, Inc. Call (623) 292-2573 to schedule a service.
What Are Common Pipe Materials Used for Plumbing?
At Sunstate Plumbing, Inc, we handle all types of piping materials to protect the health and integrity of your plumbing system.
Below are some common types of pipes we install:
- Copper is popular for its durability, longevity, and resistance to corrosion, making it a great choice for hot and cold water lines.
- PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) is flexible, easy to install, and resistant to scale and freezing.
- CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) is a lightweight, heat-resistant plastic that is often used for hot water lines.
- PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is commonly used for drain, waste, and vent lines. This material is cost-effective and easy to work with, although it isn’t suitable for hot water lines.
- ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) is a durable plastic that is resistant to corrosion and chemical damage, making it an excellent alternative to older cast-iron or galvanized steel pipes.
How Often Do Pipes Need Replacing in Arizona Homes?
The lifespan of your pipes depends on the material, water quality, and local conditions. Copper pipes typically last the longest with a lifespan of 50-70 years, followed by PEX and PVC pipes (40-50 years) and CPVC pipes (25-50 years). ABS pipes are commonly used for drains and vents, and can last up to 50 years under normal conditions.
Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Pipes
Replacing old or corroded pipes is essential to protecting your safety, comfort, and investment.
Here are some warning signs that it’s time to repipe your property:
- Low water pressure
- Reduced water flow
- Noisy or rattling pipes
- Frequent leaks or drips
- Visible corrosion or rust
- Discolored or foul-smelling water
- Outdated materials, such as galvanized steel, lead, cast iron, or polybutylene
What Sets Us Apart
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Service With Peace of MindProtected by our satisfaction guarantee and backed by a reliable warranty for confidence in every service.
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We Answer Your Calls 24/7Real people ready to help whenever you reach out with prompt, friendly support.
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Quality WorkmanshipExpert plumbing done right the first time with long-lasting results.
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Stress-Free SchedulingEasy, convenient appointment booking designed to fit your busy day.
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Local & Family-OwnedRooted in the community and committed to treating every customer like family.
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Licensed & InsuredFully certified and protected for your total peace of mind on every job.
Is It Possible to Partially Repipe a Home?
Yes, a partial repipe is possible. However, the best approach depends on the severity of the problem and the layout of your plumbing system.
Partial repiping is typically best for localized damage and targeted upgrades, while a full repipe may be necessary for widespread corrosion, outdated materials, and water quality issues.
Our plumbers can perform a thorough inspection and recommend a full or partial repipe based on pipe condition, water quality, and your home’s specific needs.
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