Poly-B to PEX Conversion

Expert Poly-B to PEX Conversion

Is Your Home at Risk? Understanding the Poly-B Problem

If your home was built between the late 1970s and mid-1990s, it likely contains Polybutylene (Poly-B) plumbing.

Why Upgrade to PEX?

• Chlorine & Corrosion Resistant: PEX does not flake or become brittle when exposed to municipal water treatments.
• Freeze Protection: Because PEX is flexible, it can expand and contract with temperature swings, making it much more resistant to bursting during cold winters compared to copper.
• Quiet & Efficient: PEX reduces the "water hammer" noise common in rigid systems such as copper, and acts as a better thermal insulator, helping keep your hot water hot as it travels to the tap.
• Property Value: A full PEX repipe is a major selling point. It eliminates the "ticking time bomb" of Poly-B, making your home more attractive to buyers and easier to insure.

1. Detailed Assessment: We map your home’s plumbing layout to identify the most efficient access points.
2. Home Protection: Before a single pipe is moved, we use dust barriers and floor coverings to protect your furniture and living spaces.
3. Professional Installation: We remove the old Poly-B and install high-quality PEX lines using specialized fittings designed for long-term reliability.
4. System Testing: We perform thorough pressure tests and inspections to ensure every fixture and joint is 100% leak-free.
5. Restoration: Once the plumbing is verified, we handle the necessary drywall repairs to leave your home looking as good as—or better than—we found it.