Low water pressure or rusty water?
Your galvanized pipes may be rusting from the inside out.
Many homes built before the 1970s used galvanized steel pipes. Over time, they corrode internally, restricting flow and leaks.
What’s Actually Happening…
Over time, corrosion builds up inside the pipe walls, narrowing the passage for water. This reduces pressure, affects water quality, and increases the risk of leaks or failure.
Most of this pipe damage isn’t detected until symptoms start to show.
Why Act Now
Prevent Water Damage: Corroded pipes eventually develop "pinhole leaks" that can lead to massive flooding and mold.
Avoid Costly Repairs: As small leaks turn into major plumbing issues, repair costs escalate quickly.
Protect Your Health: Get the rust out of your drinking and bathing water, safeguarding your water quality
Home Value: Replacing old galvanized plumbing is one of the best ways to increase your home's resale value and pass an inspection.
Water Flow: As more rust, scale, and grease builds, water flow will continue to be compromised.
What you options are
Every home is different. Some systems can be repaired in sections, while others may need more comprehensive replacement.
The first step is understanding the condition of your current pipes.