Once you encounter discolored water, higher than usual water bills, or wet spots on your floor, you may need to have your water line repaired or replaced. Your home or business can have access to clean water through your water lines. Once they get damaged or busted, it will negatively affect your water quality. Having them inspected on a regular basis is crucial to help you determine when they need repair, replacement, or maintenance.
Water Line Repair by Transou’s Plumbing & Septic
Homeowners at Winston-Salem, NC, and other surrounding areas share the same frustration when it comes to water line maintenance. We want to ease that burden by providing a full range of waterline services to keep your pipes in the best condition. Whether it’s leak detection, repair or pipe replacement, and new pipe installation, we got you covered!
Get an excellent service for your water line needs at an affordable price. Contact us at 336-893-6516 to schedule a service today!
Most Popular Water Line Services
✅ Water Line Repair
When your water line breaks, you need to get it fixed fast. Water Line Repair is the quickest way to get back in business, so you can return to your daily routine without missing a beat.
✅ Water Line Replacement
If you're looking to upgrade or replace your current water line, we're happy to help! Our team of expert plumbers will ensure that your new line is installed correctly and working perfectly within hours of calling us in.
✅ Water Line Routine Maintenance
To make sure your water system runs smoothly for years with little need for repairs or replacement parts, we offer routine maintenance on all of our customers' lines. This way, you don't have to worry about whether or not there's something wrong with your system—you can just enjoy all the benefits of having a fully functional plumbing system!
Plumbing FAQs
Got Plumbing Questions? We're Answering Most Common Questions Here!
The main water shut-off valve is typically located near your house's perimeter. It could be in your basement, you can find it looking at eye level or above. Sometimes the shut-off valve will be located behind a plastic access panel. If you don't know where it is, ask your landlord or the property manager where it is.