Repipe Specialists – Corona CA

Why wait until disaster strikes?

If your home has plumbing pipes over 30 years old, it’s time to repipe the home before a flooding disaster strikes.

Plumbing pipes and joints are good for 25 to 30 years then they start leaking and bursting, most commonly in slab foundations.

We’ve got hard water here in Riverside County, and that shortens the life-span of pipes and joints.

Slab leaks can be very costly and tear up your flooring.

Pipe bursts can do serious water damage to a home very quickly, especially if no one is home at the time.

Protect your house with a full or partial repipe today.

Financing available at $50 month on approved credit.

Call RT Olson Plumbing, Heating, & Air Conditioning to the rescue. We’ll come out, inspect the plumbing, and give you a fair flat-rate price to do the whole job, 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

RT Olson Plumbing, Heating, & Air Conditioning are Repipe Specialists in Corona CA

Our flat-rate pricing provides you peace of mind that there will NO hidden surprises.

We provide spot, re-route, and whole house repiping for homes, businesses, home builders, and real estate management companies.

• Guaranteed repairs
• Slab leaks and spot repairs
• Re-route one or more lines
• Whole house repipe
• 25 year warranty
• Family-owned & operated
• PEX repiping
• Copper repiping
• Permitting
• Financing options

Old Plumbing Pipes Should Be Replaced Before They Leak

Of course leaks don’t just happen in the foundation, they can happen anywhere and can do serious damage to your home.

Do you notice wet spots or mildew appearing on floors, walls, or ceilings?

Are there wet spots outside near the home?

Do you hear water running?

The good news is that noise in the walls isn’t ghosts haunting you, but the bad news is you probably have a hidden water leak that needs to get fixed yesterday, before it becomes a very damaging and expensive problem.

Plumbing older than 15 years should be inspected.

If your home was built in the 1970’s you probably have galvanized plumbing pipes that need replacing before they cause major water damage to your home.

If your home was built in the 1920’s or earlier, it’s likely your pipes are made of lead, which can be very dangerous and must be removed as quickly as possible.

Zero Down Financing
(O.A.C.)

Zero $ down financing can fund the entire job and help you prevent a water leak disaster. Contact us to learn more and get started. The application process is fast and simple.

Our Plumbing Repipe Process

You do NOT have to leave the home for us to start or complete the repipe job.

Water will be turned off most of day two and part or all or day three but only while we work.

We provide you with water again when we pack up for each of those days.

Note: we have financing options available to help our customers be able to fix what can sometimes be costly repairs. Ask us about our zero money down financing.

Repiping a House: DAY ONE

Step # 1 Find all water leaks

This is usually the first call. You have or had one or more leaks in your foundation slab or walls (and hopefully not a flood yet).

Or maybe your neighbor had a flood and you realized your water pipes are probably the same age as theirs. Yikes!

Step # 2 Provide you a flat-rate price for three options:

a) spot repair – just fix the spot in the pipe that is leaking.

b) re-route – fix the leak and route the water line in a different way that would be less costly and with least amount of demolition required.

c) whole house repipe – replace the existing old and deteriorating water supply pipes with new PEX or copper pipes and fittings.

Step # 3 Design & Mask Off

If you choose to re-route just that line or to repipe the whole home our next step is to design the shortest, most efficient, and least costly path that will also require the least amount of drywall cuts and subsequent patching and painting.

Step # 4 Open Route & Run Pipe

The next step is to cleanly cut the drywall in the route.

We then install the new copper or PEX pipe.

Note: this route is greatly affectd by the pipe you choose. PEX pipe is flexible and can run places where copper cannot.

Re-route or Repipe: DAY TWO

Step # 5 Turn OFF Water & Run New Pipes

On day #2 we will need to turn off the main water supply to the home.

We do this so we can begin tying in the new water pipes to the water heater, kitchen, and the first bathroom.

Re-route or Repipe: DAY THREE

Step # 6 Connect Remaining Bathrooms

On day #3 we will turn off the main water supply to the home.

We then connect the new water lines to all remaining bathrooms and outdoor hose bibs.

Next we turn the water back on and inspect all pipes and fittings throughout the entire house.

Re-route or Repipe: DAY FOUR

Step # 7  Patch Drywall

On day #4 we will patch all drywall cutaways and prepare them for painting.

This step includes using wall mud compound which takes a full day to dry properly and show a great painted finish.

Re-route or Repipe: DAY FIVE

Step # 8  Texturing & Painting

Day #5 is the last day.

We’ll sand the drywall patching, wipe it all down then start and complete all texturing and painting this day.

We do our best to make it look like we were never there.

Celebrate!

Step # 9  Happy Customers!

It was a process, but in the end you now have peace of mind with reliable water pipes throughout your home.

No more worrying about or dealing with the damages of water leaks in our homes.

Now you’ve got 25 year warranties on all new materials.