Pipe Repair & Repiping

Pipe Repair & Repiping in Baltimore

Plumbing Pipe Repair & Replacement

Your pipes are the bones of your plumbing system. A damaged or broken pipe can cause serious damage to your home and affect your entire plumbing system. 

If you are looking for pipe repair or replacement in Baltimore, you have come to the right place. Whether you have corroded pipes, a burst pipe, a slab leak, or a hidden plumbing leak, our plumbers at Albright's Mechanical Services are equipped to locate the source of the problem and restore the integrity of your plumbing system.

Count on our plumbing pipe experts for the following services:

  • Leak detection
  • Plumbing pipe repair
  • New pipe installation
  • Pipe replacement
  • Whole-house repiping

To request an estimate for pipe repair or whole-house repiping in Baltimore, give us a call today at (410) 834-0148.

Licensed & Certified Plumbing Experts

Our Baltimore plumbers are professionally trained and have earned the appropriate certifications and licenses in their field. They continue to hone their skills through continual education and training to ensure that our customers always benefit from the latest advances and technologies for a job that is always done right the first time. If you are looking for professional pipe repair in Baltimore, you can count on us to get the job done right.

Albright's is proud to be:

  • Certified, licensed, and insured
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Signs You Need to Have Your Home's Pipes Checked

Be on the lookout for the following:

  • Poor water pressure. Old, failing pipes are not efficient when it comes to delivering water to your faucets. If you have low water pressure throughout your home, it may be because your pipes need to be replaced.
  • Banging pipes. Have you noticed a loud banging noise when you turn on your water? This is called a "water hammer," and if left unchecked, it could actually damage your pipes.
  • Discolored water. Have you noticed a brownish tinge to your water, or have you seen actual flecks of rust in it? That rust is coming from the insides of your pipes. Corrosion means that your pipe walls are thinner, weaker, and more susceptible to leaks and breaks.
  • Moisture. If you're noticing dampness on your drywall, underneath your cabinets, or anywhere else where water should not be present, that's a sign that you have a leak coming from one of your pipes.
  • Mold and mildew. Mold growth is another telltale sign of a plumbing leak. If you smell a mildewy odor or actually see mold growing, don't wait to call a plumber, because the problem will only get worse the longer you wait.
  • High water bill. If you're paying a lot more than normal for your water, it could be because water is leaking somewhere. Hire a professional with the right equipment to identify the source of the leak, whether it's coming from a pinhole leak in a wall pipe or a broken water line beneath your slab foundation.

Choosing the Right Material for Your Whole-House Repipe

Choosing the right material for a whole-house repipe is crucial for the long-term durability and efficiency of your plumbing system. Here are some factors to consider when making your decision:

  • Budget: Different materials come with varying costs. Consider your budget and balance it with the quality and benefits of the materials available.
  • Local building codes: Your plumber will help you select a pipe material that complies with local plumbing codes and regulations. Some areas may have restrictions on certain materials.
  • Material characteristics: Copper is durable, resistant to corrosion, and has a long lifespan. It's a traditional choice but can be more expensive. PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) is flexible, easy to install, and generally cost-effective. It's resistant to corrosion but may not be suitable for outdoor use or high-temperature applications. CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) is affordable, easy to install, and corrosion-resistant. However, it may not be suitable for very hot water applications.
  • Water quality: Your plumber will take into consideration the mineral content and pH level of your water. Some materials may react differently to certain water conditions, affecting their longevity.
  • Installation process: Some materials, like PEX, are easier and quicker to install, which could lead to cost savings on labor.
  • Lifespan: Copper tends to have a longer lifespan compared to PEX or CPVC. Consider how long you plan to stay in your home and whether a longer-lasting material is worth the initial investment.
  • Expansion and contraction: Some materials, like PEX, have better expansion and contraction properties, making them more resistant to freezing temperatures.
  • Noise: Different materials have varying levels of water flow noise. Consider how important noise reduction is for your household.
  • Environmental impact: Some materials may have a lower environmental impact than others. Consider the eco-friendliness of the materials you're considering for your repipe.
  • Professional advice: Work with your Albright's repiping expert to assess your specific needs, the layout of your home, and to get recommendations based on their expertise.

Request an inspection of your pipes today. Call Albright's at (410) 834-0148 or contact us online to get started.


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