Corroded, cracked, or burst pipes don't get better on their own. We repair the damaged section and check the surrounding line so the same spot doesn't fail again next year.
Age, corrosion, and freezing temperatures are the usual culprits behind a failing pipe.
Call for a quote before any work starts. No surprise line items when the job's done, just the price we agreed on.
Pipes don't usually fail without warning. Age, corrosion, ground shift, and freezing temperatures wear on a line gradually, and older galvanized or cast iron pipe is especially prone to corroding from the inside out long before there's any sign at the surface. By the time a pipe bursts or a leak shows up, the damage has often been building for years.
We repair the damaged section rather than defaulting to a full re-pipe when it isn't needed, and we'll say so honestly if the surrounding pipe is old enough that a bigger job makes more sense long-term. Every repair is quoted before work starts, with no surprise line items once it's done.
We repair pipes throughout Hebron and the surrounding Licking County area, including Heath, Newark, Jacksontown, Millersport, Thornville, Baltimore, Kirkersville, Alexandria, Granville, Buckeye Lake, Etna, and Pataskala.
Pipe problems often overlap with other plumbing issues. Ask about any of these during your visit.
Discoloration in your water, a drop in pressure, or a damp spot near an exposed pipe are all worth having checked. Older galvanized and cast iron pipes are especially prone to corroding from the inside without obvious warning.
We repair the damaged section when that's a reliable fix. If the surrounding pipe is old enough that more failures are likely soon, we'll tell you that honestly instead of just patching the visible spot.
Often, yes. Access matters more than the cause. A pipe behind an accessible wall or in a crawlspace is usually far simpler than one buried in a finished ceiling, and we'll assess that before starting any work.
Yes. Our plumber holds Ohio Master Plumber License #50371, and Drip N' Drain is insured through Erie Insurance.