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Our licensed emergency plumbers in Long Beach are on standby 24/7. From burst pipes to overflowing toilets, we restore your plumbing quickly—with minimal mess, maximum precision, and complete peace of mind.
- Water looks yellow, brown, or rusty
- Water pressure has dropped significantly
- Your pipes are leaking or corroded
- Plumbing repairs keep coming back
- House has old steel or galvanized piping
- You’re remodeling and want updated plumbing
01. Keep Your Plumbing Running Smoothly
02. Prevent Costly Damage and Code Violations
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Share Your Galvanized Pipe Problem – We’ll Replace It Right
We inspect, remove, and replace corroded galvanized pipes for homes and businesses across Long Beach. Whether you’re dealing with rusted water lines, poor water pressure, or discolored tap water, submit your request—we respond fast and upgrade your system to modern, code-compliant piping.
- Water looks yellow, brown, or rusty
- Water pressure has dropped significantly
- Your pipes are leaking or corroded
- Plumbing repairs keep coming back
- House has old steel or galvanized piping
- You’re remodeling and want updated plumbing
01. Keep Your Plumbing Running Smoothly
02. Prevent Costly Damage and Code Violations
Signs It’s Time to Replace Galvanized Pipes
1. Discolored or Foul-Smelling Water: Yellow, brown, or metallic-tasting water is a common sign of internal pipe corrosion and rust shedding into your water.
2. Low or Inconsistent Water Pressure: Galvanized pipes narrow over time due to mineral buildup, restricting flow and reducing water pressure at fixtures.
3. Visible Corrosion or Pipe Discoloration: Rusty, bulging, or flaking pipes—especially near joints—indicate advanced internal decay that may lead to leaks.
4. Frequent Leaks or Moisture Damage: Recurring pipe leaks, warped floors, or drywall stains suggest aging galvanized pipes are failing behind the scenes.
5. Older Home Without Updated Plumbing: If your home was built before the 1960s and hasn’t had a repipe, it likely still contains outdated galvanized lines.
6. Neighbors Are Upgrading Their Pipes: Areas like Signal Hill, Belmont Heights, and parts of Carson are known for older infrastructure—if others are replacing theirs, you should too.
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We remove all outdated galvanized lines and install durable copper, PEX, or CPVC piping to modern code standards. → LEARN MORE
Full-Home Galvanized Pipe Replacement
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If only part of your home is affected, we can isolate the trouble zones and replace only the galvanized sections. → LEARN MORE
Partial Pipe Upgrades
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Fix inconsistent water pressure by replacing rust-clogged galvanized lines with new, smooth-flowing materials. → LEARN MORE
Water Pressure Restoration
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We bypass leaking galvanized pipes beneath your foundation by rerouting new lines above slab, preventing further water damage. → LEARN MORE
Slab Leak Pipe Rerouting
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Get a professional assessment to determine the age, material, and condition of your pipes—before costly damage occurs. → LEARN MORE
Whole-Home Repiping Consultations
Our Galvanized Pipe Replacement Services (All Available 24/7)
Replace corroded galvanized pipes with modern, code-compliant plumbing. We serve homes and multi-family properties across Long Beach, LA County, and Orange County with expert pipe upgrades that improve water flow and quality.
Our 5-Step Pipe Replacement Process
1. Full Galvanized Pipe Inspection: We inspect your plumbing system using advanced diagnostic tools to locate galvanized pipe sections and determine their condition.
2. Safe Removal of Old Pipes: All corroded galvanized pipes are carefully extracted and properly disposed of to prevent leaks, rust, and water quality issues.
3. Modern Pipe Material Installation: We install durable new piping using materials that meet California plumbing codes and your specific needs: PEX, Copper, and CPVC.
4. Minimal Disruption Installation Process: Our trained crew installs new piping with minimal impact to walls or flooring. We follow best practices to protect your home and finish quickly.
5. Final Water System Testing: Once installation is complete, we test for pressure consistency, proper flow rate, and temperature accuracy to ensure long-term performance.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are galvanized pipes?
Galvanized pipes are steel pipes coated with a layer of zinc to prevent rust and corrosion. They were commonly used in homes built before the 1960s but are now outdated due to their tendency to corrode and cause water quality issues.
How can I tell if I have galvanized pipes?
Check the exposed pipes in your basement or crawlspace. Galvanized pipes are typically silver-gray and may show signs of rust. You can also use a magnet; if it sticks, the pipe is likely galvanized steel.
What materials can replace galvanized pipes?
Common replacement materials include:
Copper Pipes: Durable and resistant to corrosion, ideal for water supply lines.
PEX Pipes: Flexible, easy to install, and resistant to scale and chlorine.
CPVC Pipes: Affordable and suitable for both hot and cold water lines.
How long does the replacement process take?
Replacing galvanized pipes usually takes one to two days. The exact duration depends on the scope of work and the size of your home.
What are the benefits of replacing galvanized pipes?
Benefits include improved water quality, increased water pressure, reduced risk of leaks, and a more reliable plumbing system by replacing galvanized water pipes. It also enhances the value of your home and reduces future maintenance costs.
Can I replace galvanized pipes myself?
Replacing galvanized pipes is a complex task that requires professional expertise. It involves significant plumbing work, and improper installation can lead to further issues. It is best to hire a professional plumber for this job.
How do I choose the right plumber for galvanized pipe replacement?
Look for a plumber like us at Prodigy Plumbing & Trenchless Sewer with experience in galvanized pipe replacement, good reviews, and proper licensing. Ensure they provide a detailed estimate, transparent pricing, and a warranty on their work.
