Low water pressure, high water bills, and wet yards could indicate you need water line repair for your home in Bremerton, WA. The main water line from the municipal water supply to your building plays an essential role.
When it develops a leak or collapses, you may have little to no water supply. Robison Plumbing Service Inc. has extensive experience in water line leak repair. Our knowledgeable plumbers use a camera to find the problem’s location and develop a plan to repair it quickly.
If you have seen signs you need water line repair in Bremerton, call Robison Plumbing Service Inc. today.
Why Customers Trust Robison Plumbing Service Inc.
We started our company in 1986 with a single truck, providing plumbing primarily for new construction. Since then, we have grown exponentially, serving over 7,500 satisfied customers annually. Most of our business comes from repeat clients who are satisfied with our work.
What makes us different from other plumbers:
- No overtime fees
- 5% discount for seniors and veterans
- 24/7 plumbing services
- Kitsap Building Association member
- Best of Kitsap Award winner
Reliable Repairs to Water Lines
The main water line feeds every faucet, shower, water appliance, and outdoor fixture in your home. Branch lines direct water from the main line to these outlets.
Yet, various problems can drastically inhibit the amount of water that reaches multiple fixtures. Different issues affect your main water line, calling for repair or replacement if the pipe is too severely damaged.
Our plumbers commonly encounter leaks, which result from nicks in pipes and leaking fixtures. They can occur at loose joints and fittings or from pipe corrosion.
High water pressure, seasonal temperature fluctuations, and tree root intrusion can cause leaks. Soil issues and nearby construction can lead to problems ranging from minor leaks to the collapse of an entire section.
Water line issues can develop slowly, making them difficult to detect. If you have an older home, your water supply line will more than likely be the same age.
Signs you may need water line leak repair:
- Low water pressure in all faucets and appliances
- Discolored water
- Foul-tasting water
- Unusual noises coming from fixtures
- Puddles around your foundation
- Flooded yard
- Water bill spikes
How We Find Water Line Problems
Robison Plumbing Service Inc. diagnoses water line problems just as we do for sewer issues.
Our plumbers use a small camera attached to a flexible rod that we pass through your main water line. This device allows us to identify the issue’s location while also showing the overall condition of your water supply line.
The video camera inspection results will determine how we repair your leak or other supply line problem. We may use special epoxies or sleeves to repair more minor leaks.
We might need to perform an excavation of the line and replace the whole line, or trenchless sewer line replacement, which is less expensive and much faster. The condition of the pipe will determine which repair or replacement is best.
Schedule an Appointment With Robison Plumbing Service Inc.
At Robison Plumbing Service Inc., we are dedicated to ensuring that every customer receives long-lasting plumbing solutions at affordable prices.
Our plumbers arrive on time and provide an on-site estimate so that you won’t be surprised by the final price. We also offer periodic online specials to help you save money.
For reliable water line repair in Bremerton, call Robison Plumbing Service Inc. today or complete our online appointment form.
Water Line FAQ
Issues with the main water line happen infrequently, so many homeowners don’t know what repairs involve. These FAQs will help you understand what you need to do.
How long do main water supply lines last?
The material of your water supply line affects its lifespan. Most materials last 50 to 75 years, but cast iron or lead pipes can last longer. PVC pipes have a shorter lifespan.
How do we repair sewer lines?
We can temporarily repair a main water line leak using epoxy or clamping. When possible, we will try to run a sleeve through the pipe in a trenchless repair. If needed, we will excavate a trench to replace an entire pipe section.
