Even if you have no issues with your cast iron pipes as yet, there is still a need to replace them because of one simple fact: Cast iron pipes close in as they get older. The more time passes by, the smaller the pipe interiors become–which is why we offer cast iron replacement services. We do so by first securing the pipes that need to be replaced–remember that cast iron pipes have a considerable heft to them. The pipes are then cut out strategically and aptly replaced with PVC which is a much more preferable material for pipe lines. After removing the lead and other remnants of the cast iron pipe, a service bushing is put into place to allow us to attach the PVC pipe to the rest of the (non-cast iron) piping system.

As cast iron replacement is quite a huge undertaking, it is ideal to have it done together with a neighbor as the pipe replacement crew can come in at the same time and possibly pass some savings to all parties involved.