Water Line Installation
Freedom is a professional plumbing company that does water line installation in San Jose, Sunnyvale, Los Altos, Mountain View, Santa Clara, Los Gatos, Saratoga, and Palo Alto. Your lifestyle and productivity depend on adequate running water in every area of your home or place of business. When you need a new water line at your property, the plumbing professionals at Freedom Underground got you covered. With over 10 years of experience serving San Jose and the Bay Area, we have many satisfied customers and which are now friends. Let us show you how we have been treating our customers over all these wonderful years.
Professional Water Line Installation
Installing a new water line takes skill and experience. At Freedom Underground, we have what it takes to get the job done right, whether it’s a simple water line installation or a more complex project. Our technicians are equipped to handle virtually any plumbing issue with professionalism and competence. And because we pride ourselves on delivering excellent service, we’ll work hard to exceed your expectations every step of the way.
Have your new water line installed by a truly qualified team in San Jose, CA. For excellent results and top service, Freedom Underground is the only call you’ll need to make.
Water Line Problems?
Many factors contribute to a water line break.
In many cases, your home’s water lines may be over 30 years old. While the materials used for water lines have changed over time, older water lines are manufactured with ceramic materials. While a ceramic pipe can last for a long time, natural forces can lead to cracks in the casing around a pipe.
For example, ground can shift over the course of decades. If a concrete sidewalk or other structure is built on top of a ceramic water line, pressure from the structure will cause the pipe to crack.
Cold weather can also increase the risk of a pipe burst. When water freezes inside a pipe, it expands and puts stress on the pipe. The force of expansion is very powerful and can rupture metal, plastic, and ceramic pipes.
Pipe Trouble?
One of the most noticeable signs of a ruptured water line is higher water bills. If your water bill is significantly higher than it has been in the past, you may have a leaking line.
A ruptured water line can also lead to flooding. However, this can vary based on the permeability of soil. If a pipe runs through clay or another dense type of ground material, water can often rise to the surface; ground with more sand, on the other hand, is less likely to create flood problems. In these situations, water will simply drain deeper into the soil.
More severe water line damage can lead to dirt or other contaminants entering your home’s water supply. Your water heater may also have dirt accumulating underneath the unit.
A damaged water line will also reduce water pressure throughout your home.