Water Line Repair Services

When you need Water Line Repair Services, trust the experts at High Mark

The water that your home uses arrives through one single water line. If this line bursts or leaks the amount of water that can damage your home is staggering. When you have a water line leak the first thing to do is call a professional plumber as soon as possible

At High Mark, a broken water line is something we take seriously. Let our experienced technicians get your flow back.

Call High Mark's professional technicians for Water Line Repair today at 604-245-8970 to schedule your appointment.

Common Water Line Issues

When your water main needs repairs, it could be due to a common issue, like the following:

Holes or cracks: External corrosion from soil or frost can cause holes or cracks to form.
Pressure: Pressure can cause lines to break, resulting in water flowing out of the pipes and to the surface. This can include the street, your lawn, or even your basement. This can also lead to contaminated water in your house - which can lead to health issues for your family.
Leaky water valve: Leaky valves can be a common issue. Contact a professional to repair or replace the valve if you suspect you have a problem.

How to avoid burst pipes

The best way to deal burst pipes is to prevent them! Some actions you can take include:

Make sure your pipes are properly insulated during colder weather. If they are not, use a heat wrap during frigid temperatures.
Run water at a trickle in your sinks during frigid temperatures to promote a constant flow and prevent freezing.
If you notice reduced water pressure in your property call a professional.
Look for signs of leaks inside your home.
Have your pipes inspected by a plumber regularly.
Have aging pipes replaced when they start to show signs of wear and tear.
Schedule routine drain cleanings to remove any buildup in your pipes.

The Home Comfort Experts at High Mark Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Home Repairs are just one call away! Call or request service online today.