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Residential & Commercial Central & North Jersey Pipe Plumber
SOLVING WATER PRESSURE PROBLEMS IN YOUR HOME
If you have noticed a sudden drop in your water pressure, you might have a break or leak somewhere in your water pipes. Failure to maintain consistent water pressure is one of the most common problems we address for home and business owners. In rare circumstances, the break may be in the main water line that connects your home to the city's water system. If you notice wet spots in your front yard, this may signal a break in your water main.
Our Central & North Jersey water piping service team also recommend having your water tested for mineral content, as hard water deposits can clog faucets and pipes, contributing to your low water pressure.
Signs You Need Burst Pipe Repairs
How to Tell If Your Pipes Have Frozen & Need Our Central & North Jersey Burst Pipe Repairs:
- Temperature - If the temperature is well under 20 degrees Fahrenheit, you may already have frozen pipes. Even if the temperature is higher but the pipes are exposed to wind facing areas, it may artificially drop the temperature surrounding the pipes within the wall cavity. It's best not to assume that your pipes haven’t frozen or in fact burst, even if it isn't below 20 degrees.
- Running Water - One big sign of having frozen pipes is that there is no running water when you turn on a faucet.
- Visual Inspection - You can actually check visually if you have exposed pipes. Do the pipes look frosted on the outside? If so, they are most likely frozen through inside.
- Check for Water - You can also check your home or business visually for a burst pipe or visible water leakage. This could either look like a small drip from a pipe or full-blown flooding.
Pipe Repair Vs. Repipe - How To Tell The Difference
1. Repair after repair - Our Central & North Jersey pipe repair experts will always be in for any job, but if you're seeing them too often, you're better off repiping in the long run.
2. Houses older than 20 years - Old houses are notorious for piping networks that can use an upgrade. How long your pipes last depend on the environment, use, and material so each pipe network is going to be a little bit different.
3. Slow water pressure - If you have slow water pressure in just one faucet or shower head, then your problem is likely localized to an individual pipe or fixture. But if your water pressure is slow across the board then you'll likely need a professional to inspect your pipes.
4. Flakes in your water - If your pipes are pealing on the inside, there isn't a specific pipe repair for that. You'll likely need to replace your pipes.
5. Smells that are off - Contaminated water is contaminated water. If there's ever a doubtful smell or look to your water, get your local Central & North Jersey pipe repair experts in to at least inspect your pipes and water.

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