Poly B Pipe Replacement in Charlotte

Poly B piping, also known as polybutylene piping, is a type of plastic plumbing that was used heavily in residential construction projects between 1985 and 1997. Poly B pipes were popular at the time due to their cost and ease of installation, however, they are notorious for their high failure rates caused by degradation from chemicals like chlorine in the water supply. This degradation leads to frequent leaks and potential flooding, resulting in expensive water damage and mold problems within homes. Homeowners are strongly advised to have a licensed plumber assess their piping to determine if Poly B piping has been used and have them replaced if needed. Replacing Poly B pipes helps to ensure compliance with current plumbing codes and to secure home insurance coverage, as many insurers refuse to cover homes with existing Poly B pipes. Professional replacement not only protects your property from future damage but also enhances its market value and safety.

Not sure if your Charlotte home is using Poly B piping? Our team of expert plumbers will provide a free inspection to determine if Poly B piping is installed in your home, and if so, we’ll provide a competitive quote to replace them with a safer and more durable piping solution. If your home does have Poly B piping, you can take advantage of our $1,000 off coupon to have it fully replaced.

How Can We help? (866) 455-2583

Schedule NOw

How Can I Tell If My Home Has Poly B Piping?

If you have a home in the Charlotte area that was built between the late 1970’s to mid 1990’s, there’s a good possibility that Poly B piping was used. The best way to ensure your home is safe and protected from costly repairs is to have a licensed plumber inspect your home to determine if Poly B piping has been used and replace it if it has. There are a few things you can check for at home to determine if Poly B pipes have been used:

1. Check for markings. Poly B pipes are usually stamped with “PB” followed by a series of numbers.
2. Check the shape. Poly B pipes are more flexible than copper piping, so they may have a slight curve to them.
3. Check the color. Poly B pipes are typically grey, but can also be a variety of other colors including white, silver, black, and blue.
4. Check the size. Poly B pipes will be between 1/2″ and 1″ in diameter.

Don’t let faulty piping cost you thousands in home repairs. Contact us today using the form below and we’ll be in touch to schedule your free, in-home inspection!