Corrosion – As you can imagine, pipe corrosion is greatly attributed to the quality of water that flows in your pipe. Because you can’t control this, the least you can do is to have a regular pipe inspection to get ahead of the effect of corrosion in your pipes. Bear in mind, if corrosion is not detected in time, your pipe can suffer from more problems, may burst without a warning, and will need to be replaced.

        Limescale – Limescale is a result of long-term exposure to hard water with high levels of magnesium and calcium minerals. While this isn’t harmful to health, it is terrible to plumbing. If your pipe has limescale buildups, the water will have a hard time passing through them, and eventually reduces its efficiency. If this problem is not caught in time, it will harden and will become hardly impossible to remove without causing damage to the pipe it is attached to. In the worst case, it is best to completely replace the pipe that is terribly afflicted with the buildups.

        Collapsed pipe – When a portion of your pipe has collapsed, you’ll notice you suddenly need a plumber’s service to clear a clog more often than before. So if this is your situation, don’t wait any further before inviting a pipe replacement specialist to replace the portion that is badly damaged. Fixing severely corrosive pipes can mean a hefty amount to spend for digging and trenching works, but nothing compares to the benefits you can get when your pipes are back in order.

        Severely leaking pipe – A leaking pipe is no fun at all. You can waste a great amount of water if you leave a leak undetected, and you can also suffer from property damage such as mold growth and paint flakings in your walls. If this is something you don’t wish you’d deal with, contact Revolution Pipe Relining to replace the leaky pipes right away.