Poly B Replacement Services for Fort Saskatchewan

Replace these old, outdated and dangerous pipes that were likely installed in your Fort Saskatchewan, AB home between 1970-1995. Bring peace of mind and your home up to modern code and safety standards.

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Why replace Poly B pipes in your home

Poly B was used in homes built during the late 1970s through mid-1990s all over neighbourhoods in Fort Saskatchewan, such as Sienna, Westpark, Pineview and South Fort. These pipes fail prematurely and cause serious water damage. They also raise insurance premiums significantly.

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Leaks and water damage

Poly B pipes become brittle as they age and crack under normal water pressure. A single leak can flood your walls and foundation, costing thousands in repairs.

Insurance costs skyrocket

Most insurance companies deny claims for damage caused by Poly B failure. They consider it a known defect, so they often refuse to cover it and even when they do cover it, your premiums can increase by hundreds of dollars per month.

Building code violations

Modern building codes in Fort Saskatchewan no longer permit Poly B piping. Replacing it brings your home into compliance and protects your investment.
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"Kyle was recomended to us by our realtor for some quick fixes and we are extremely happy with his work. He went above and beyond on what was needed and was very professional for all the work. Highly recommend K & R!"

Gabor Baross
Homeowner, Fort Saskatchewan

How we replace your Poly B pipes

We start with a thorough inspection of your entire system to identify all Poly B piping. Then we remove the old pipes carefully and install modern PEX or copper lines that meet Fort Saskatchewan building codes.

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Inspection and assessment

We map out your plumbing system and locate every section of Poly B pipe. This detailed assessment tells us exactly what needs to be replaced and how long the job will take.

Removal and disposal

Our crew removes the old Poly B piping with minimal disruption to your walls and foundation. We dispose of everything properly and clean up the work area.

Installation of new pipes

We install durable PEX or copper piping that's built to last. Every connection is tested and inspected to ensure your system works perfectly.
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What you gain with modern piping

New pipes mean no more leaks, no more water damage, and no more worry. Your home will be safer, your insurance won't deny claims, and your property value stays protected.

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Safety and reliability

Modern PEX and copper pipes don't crack or fail like Poly B does. You'll have a system that handles water pressure without breaking down.

Code compliance

Fort Saskatchewan building codes require modern piping materials. Replacing Poly B brings your home into full compliance and protects your investment.

Insurance protection

Insurance companies won't deny claims for damage from modern piping systems. You'll have the coverage you need when you need it.
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Get it done right, Fort Saskatchewan!

Schedule your Poly B replacement assessment with us today and protect your home.

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Questions Regarding Poly B Replacement in Fort Saskatchewan, AB

Find answers about Poly B replacement, how long it takes, and what to expect during the work.

How long does replacement take?

Most homes can be completed in a few days depending on the size and complexity of your system. We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine. Our crew will coordinate timing that works best for you.

Will my water be shut off?

Yes, we'll need to shut off water during the replacement process. We'll schedule this at a time that causes the least inconvenience. Most sections can be done in stages so you're not without water for extended periods.

Why is Poly B dangerous?

Poly B pipes deteriorate over time and become brittle, leading to cracks and leaks. These failures can cause significant water damage to your property. Insurance companies often won't cover damage from failed Poly B systems.

What replaces Poly B pipes?

We install modern PEX or copper piping that meets current building codes. These materials are durable, reliable, and built to last decades. Your new system will be safer and more efficient than the old Poly B.

Does my home need replacement?

If your home was built between 1978 and 1995, you likely have Poly B pipes. We can inspect your system and tell you exactly what needs to be done. Don't wait for a leak to discover the problem.

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