Are you thinking about doing a repipe or replumb in your home or building in Norcross Georgia?

Important Public Notice:

Polybutylene and faulty Kitec have been found in Norcross , GA!

Have you noticed that your water bill has gone up over the years? Or maybe your shower pressure has started to deteriorate? Does your tap water tastes bitter or is it a strange color?

Experts have advised property owners such as yourself that due to the large amounts of polybutylene in Norcross and defective Kitec pipe found in Norcross GA, it is very important that homes and buildings have a professional inspection performed.

Leaky pipes often result in severe damages for homeowners. Home flooding is one of the most disastrous events that can occur to a home. Damage caused by invasive water can do costly if not irreparable harm to a home’s structure as well as it’s appliances and furniture.

If you suspect you may have defective piping in your home it is very important to call (770) 237-8465 now to schedule a professional evaluation performed by an expert in the field.

If you already know your home has defective piping and your home needs repiping, then secure an expert opinion to know what expenses you may be facing BEFORE you repipe your home in Norcross .

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How do I find out whether I have Kitec in my home?

A home plumbed with a Kitec plumbing system may have a yellow or neon sticker on the inside panel of its electrical box. However, before you check, please be sure that you have experience with the location and safe use of your home’s electrical panel box. The purpose of these stickers is to alert electricians regarding proper electrical grounding procedures for nonmetallic plumbing. Often, homes with Kitec plumbing will have stickers tha say “Kitec” or “Plumbetter.” Thus, if you find such as sticker in your electrical panel box, it is likely that your home contains Kitec brass fittings.

However, please be aware that stickers were sometimes used indiscriminately to warn of nonmetallic plumbing systems othere than Kitec. It is therefore possible that your home does not contain Kitec plumbing even if you find a yellow sticker in the electrical panel box. Similarly, many homes that contain Kitec(r) plumbing do not have stickers in their electrical panel boxes. Thus, if your electrical panel box does not reveal a sticker indicating that Kitec was installed in your home, you may need to have your home inspected to determine whether it was plumbed with Kitec.

How do I find out whether I have Polybutylene in my home?

You may have Polybutylene in your home and not even be aware of it. The most common way to determine whether you have Polybutylene or not is simply to look for it.
In most homes you can readily see pipes such as in crawl spaces, ceilings of basements, under kitchen sinks or at the water heater. However, you may not be able to see the pipes in

some homes. Because pipes are located in walls, ceilings and, in slab construction, under the floor it may be necessary to make small openings in wallboard to determine if Polybutylene is present or not.

Also be aware that Polybutylene was also used in Service lines from the water meter into the house. It may be a little harder to determine if you have it and may require having a professional inspect to determine.

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