Poly-B Pipe Replacement
Upgrade brittle grey polybutylene to long-life PEX or copper — protect your home from hidden leaks & insurance headaches.
Why Replace Poly-B?
Polybutylene (Poly-B) water lines were installed in millions of Canadian homes between 1978-1997 as a cheap copper alternative. Today we know chlorine breaks the plastic down causing pin-hole leaks, sudden bursts and mould-growing water damage. Most insurers now surcharge — or decline coverage — if Poly-B remains in place.
- Frequent leaks & low water pressure
- Insurance restrictions on Poly-B plumbing
- Real-estate deals collapse when buyers see grey pipe
Reduced Risk
Modern PEX or copper resists chlorine — no more surprise ceiling stains.
Higher Property Value
Updated plumbing is a selling feature buyers & insurers love.
Code & Insurance Compliance
We file permits and supply paperwork your insurer requires.
Fair Hourly Pricing
Transparent billing and clear timeline — no inflated "re-pipe packages".
Our Poly-B Replacement Process
1. Inspection
Free on-site assessment — we map existing lines & plan wall access.
2. Re-Pipe
Old grey pipe removed, new PEX or copper installed to current code.
3. Patch & Cleanup
Drywall holes patched and site left spotless — paperwork supplied.
Ready to Ditch the Grey Pipe?
Book a free inspection — we’ll provide a detailed quote and timeline so you can upgrade with confidence.
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