Your galvanized pipes are choking your water pressure. We'll replace them.
Galvanized supply pipe was standard in homes built before the late 60s, and around here plenty of it is still in service. It rusts from the inside until pressure and water quality both suffer. Replacement is the only real fix.
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Tap what's happening at your house.
Signs you still have galvanized pipe
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Tap a symptom or two. Most homeowners recognize at least one.
Why galvanized fails
- 01The zinc coating wears outGalvanizing protects the steel for decades, then stops. After that the steel corrodes freely.
- 02Hard water accelerates itMineral-heavy water in Orange County and the South Bay speeds up scaling and rust build-up inside the pipe.
- 03Threaded jointsEvery threaded connection is a thin spot, which is why leaks appear at fittings first.
We diagnose first, then you choose
Both are proper replacements and both are permitted. Copper is rigid and traditional; PEX means fewer wall openings and resists the scale that shortened your last system's life. What we won't recommend is patching one section of galvanized and leaving the rest.
PEX replacement
Best for fewer wall openings, faster work, and scale resistance in hard-water areas like ours.
See PEX repipeCopper replacement
Best for exposed runs and homeowners who want rigid metal piping throughout.
From pressure test to new pipe throughout
- 01
Confirm what you have
We check exposed pipe at the heater, garage and under sinks to map how much galvanized remains.
- 02
Scope and written quote
Full or partial replacement, material choice, patching and permit — all itemized before you commit.
- 03
Replace the piping
Old steel abandoned or removed, new lines run to every fixture, new stops and connections throughout.
- 04
Test, inspect, patch
Pressure test, city inspection, patching to the agreed scope, then we flush the system and check every fixture.
You'll see the number before we start
Replacement is quoted in writing as one scope. What drives it:
- How much galvanized remains — the whole house or one wing.
- Fixture count, stories, and access through attic or crawlspace.
- Material chosen, copper or PEX.
- Patching included plus permit and inspection fees.
“Rusty water and terrible pressure for years. New lines throughout and it's like a different house. Quote to invoice matched exactly.”
Questions we get on the phone
The bigger issues are rust in your water, failing pressure and joint leaks. Older galvanized systems can also have lead-containing solder or fittings at connections, which is another good reason to replace rather than patch.
Based in Cerritos, on the road across Orange County and the South Bay every day.
Based in Cerritos. Serving Orange County and the South Bay, most calls get a same-day slot.
Weak pressure, rusty water. Let's replace the galvanized.
Call and a real person from the crew picks up. We'll check what piping you actually have and quote it in writing.
Your galvanized pipes are choking your water pressure. We'll replace them.
Tell us what's going on. A real person from the crew calls you back with a straight answer and a flat price.
