Orlando Piping & Repiping

Piping & Repiping Professionals Serving the Southeast

The piping in your plumbing system serves as the backbone for delivering clean water and efficiently removing waste, making it an essential part of any home or business. Over time, however, your pipes can wear out, corrode, or become damaged, leading to leaks, reduced water pressure, or other frustrating issues. These problems may call for targeted repairs or, in some cases, a complete repiping to restore functionality and reliability to your plumbing system.

At Swift Brothers, we provide expert piping and repiping solutions tailored to meet the needs of both residential and commercial properties. Our licensed, insured, and experienced plumbers are equipped to handle everything from repairing isolated leaks to replacing outdated or damaged pipes with durable, high-quality materials. You can expect friendly and straightforward communication and efficient service.

Our technicians never cut corners, get the job done right the first time, and offer a performance you can rely on. With same-day service, 24/7 emergency support, and weekend appointments, we’re also always here to help when a piping problem requires urgent attention.

Discuss your needs with our Orlando piping and repiping experts today by calling (407) 805-1699 or contacting us online. We offer financing options for repiping projects.

Signs Your Pipes Need Professional Attention

Beyond obvious leaks, your home or business's plumbing system often provides subtle yet critical clues when its pipes are in distress. Ignoring these early warning signs can lead to escalating problems, from increasing water bills and pervasive odors to catastrophic pipe bursts and extensive property damage. 

In other words, if you think something may be wrong with your pipes, you shouldn’t wait to get professional help. We can quickly diagnose the issue, explain what needs to be done, and get to work on the appropriate repair.

You should schedule a plumbing inspection if you notice any of the following signs of piping trouble:

• Discolored water. Pipe corrosion can cause the water coming out of your faucets to appear rusty, yellow, brown, or even green. Old, deteriorating pipes can rust internally, leaching sediment and minerals into your water supply. This not only affects water quality but also signals that your pipes are weakening and prone to leaks or bursts.
• Unexplained drops in water pressure. A sudden or gradual decrease in water pressure throughout your home or business or in specific areas often points to a problem within your piping. This could be due to significant mineral build-ups inside your pipes that are restricting flow, hidden leaks, or even corroded pipes collapsing internally. Reduced pressure can also indicate issues with your water main or pressure regulator, all of which require professional diagnosis.
• Persistent leaks (even small ones). Any visible leak, no matter how minor, is a red flag. Small drips under sinks, around water heaters, or near pipe connections can waste significant amounts of water over time, leading to higher utility bills. More importantly, they can cause unseen water damage, trigger mold growth, and indicate that the pipe material is failing and could lead to a larger burst.
• Foul odors coming from drains. While sometimes related to drain clogs, persistent sewage smells or musty odors coming from drains can indicate issues with your sewer line. This might mean a crack in a sewer pipe, a blockage causing sewer gas to back up, or a problem with your venting system. Sewer gas can be hazardous and demands immediate attention.
• Increased water bills without increased usage. If your water bill inexplicably jumps while your usage habits remain the same, you could be dealing with a hidden leak. This could be anywhere in your plumbing system – behind walls, under floors, or in your main water line outside. Professional leak detection is crucial to find and repair these hidden issues before they cause extensive structural damage or lead to rapid mold growth.
• Visible corrosion or rust on pipes. If you can see rust, green discoloration (on copper pipes), or other signs of corrosion on exposed pipes, particularly around joints or fittings, it indicates that your pipes are degrading. Corroded pipes are significantly weakened and are highly susceptible to bursting. Pipe replacement or repiping might be necessary.
• Pipes making unusual noises. Banging, clanging, whistling, or screeching noises coming from your pipes when water is running can indicate various issues. "Water hammer" (banging) suggests loose pipes or pressure problems. Whistling or screeching might point to a faulty valve, restricted flow, or excessively high water pressure, all of which put stress on your plumbing system.

When Do I Need to Consider Repiping, & What Does It Involve?

You may need to consider repiping your home or business if you are constantly dealing with issues even after professional repairs. If your plumbing system has reached or exceeded its typical lifespan, which can be as few as 50 years for some older materials, proactive repiping can help prevent catastrophic failures and preserve your property's value.

Repiping entails replacing all or a significant portion of your existing water supply lines with new, more durable materials. The process typically involves accessing pipes located behind walls, under floors, and in ceilings, which can necessitate opening up some finished surfaces. Our professional plumbers can carefully plan the new pipe routing to optimize water flow and minimize disruption. Our team at Swift Brothers can also coordinate with other contractors to restore your property efficiently once your new piping is installed. These comprehensive overhauls can eliminate chronic issues, provide consistent water pressure, improve water quality, and offer long-term reliability for your plumbing system.

Our professional plumbers are highly experienced in managing repiping projects from start to finish. We begin with a thorough assessment of your current plumbing system to determine the extent of repiping needed and recommend the most suitable materials for your specific property and budget. Our technicians can provide a detailed project plan and transparent cost estimates, keeping you informed every step of the way. During the repiping process, our team works meticulously to minimize inconvenience, protect your property, and adhere to all local plumbing codes. After installation, we can conduct rigorous testing to confirm the integrity of the new system, leaving you with the robust, dependable plumbing infrastructure you deserve.

Concerned your piping may be past its prime? Call (407) 805-1699 or contact us online to schedule a service appointment.