What causes a pipe to burst?
Age and corrosion, ground movement, high pressure, or a join that has failed. We find why it went so the repair lasts.
- Corrosion and age
- Ground movement
- High pressure
- Failed join
- Pipe under the slab
Older copper and galvanised pipe corrodes from the inside, and poly or PEX can fail at fittings. We identify the cause, not just the symptom.
A pipe under the slab or underground needs locating before it can be repaired, which is where leak detection comes in.
Repair or replace, and what about insurance?
We repair where the pipe is otherwise sound and replace where it is not, and we give you a clear invoice you can hand to your insurer.
Sometimes a section repair is right; sometimes the run is due for replacement. We tell you which, and why, rather than the most expensive option by default.
Sudden burst-pipe damage is often claimable, but cover varies by policy. We document the work clearly so you can make a claim.
FAQ
Common burst pipe questions
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