When the water in your home begins to have an unfamiliar, poor taste and smell, typically of a metallic flavor, your pipes are likely beginning to deteriorate and it’s time to consider replacing them altogether. Besides it being an inconvenience, it’s a surefire sign that your water pipes are suffering and need to be replaced.

Banging and creaking noises from your water pipes are also a pretty clear indication that your water pipes are beginning to fail. As your water pipes age, they will begin to fail naturally, and loud noises that did not used to occur are a good way to gauge that it is time to call American Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electrical for Professional Repiping Installation Services.

Have you noticed a difficulty trying to find a comfortable temperature when turning on your sink or shower? Oftentimes when pipes are beginning to fail, they will cause the water from your pipes to your faucets to not adjust to your desired temperature correctly. If you’ve noticed the temperature of your water suddenly changing, consider repiping services from American Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electrical.

If you suspect that your water pipes may be needing replacement, perform a visual inspection on them and look for any rusting and corrosion. If your pipes are visibly rusting and corroding, this is at the minimum, a sign of age, and at most, a sign that your pipes will need to be repiped by the plumbing experts at American Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electrical.

Your pipes can begin to leak due to a number of reasons. If the leak is only in one particular area, the issue is likely just with that particular part or area of your pipe. If your pipes are leaking from many different areas, your pipes are beginning to fail and will need to be addressed and replaced by the professionals at American Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electrical right away.

One of the biggest red flags in terms of the health of your water pipes is if your water is coming out of your faucets discolored. If the water from your sinks and showers is reddish in hue, this is likely due to corrosion. Discolored water can also come in tints of black, brown, and yellow as well. No matter the case, water discoloration of any color is usually a direct result of failing water pipes and calls for total repiping from the pros at American Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electrical.

Another clear symptom of expired water pipes is inconsistent water pressure. If the water pressure from your faucet or shower begins to decrease over the time in which you are using it, this is usually due to issues with your water pipes.