Santa Fe, NM Whole House Piping Services
The plumbing pipes in your home are actually pretty incredible pieces of innovation. Homes built in the last 60 years or so have had plumbing pipes largely made of copper, due to the material’s resistance to most types of corrosion. A home’s entire plumbing network is a maze of pipes, valves, water traps, and more. All so you can have water whenever you want it. Installing that entire network isn’t easy, and requires many years of experience to be done correctly. Fortunately, we have all the experience necessary to install your pipes right the first time. Call Roadrunner Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing to set up an appointment.
Roadrunner Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing provides piping services in Santa Fe, New Mexico and the surrounding areas.
We Install New Plumbing Pipes
Whether you’re building a house or adding on to your existing one, you’re definitely going to want running water. We offer a full range of pipe installation services. Whether you need piping to service a sink, shower, bathtub, or kitchen, we can help you out. We use high quality materials in our piping installations, capable of lasting up to 100 years with proper maintenance! With us handling your piping installation, you can rest assured that it’s getting done right.
We Provide Pipe Repair Services
Though your piping network is designed to last a century or more, there are still external factors that can cause problems for your pipes. Hard water can cause lime scale buildup, and if you have an older plumbing system, rust can still be a big problem. Even with newer copper pipes, you can still develop leaks due to things like pitted corrosion. If you do find yourself in need of pipe repair, don’t worry. We provide a full range of pipe repair services throughout Santa Fe. No matter what state your pipes are in, we can repair them for you.
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We Provide Repiping Services
No matter how well you take care of your pipes, there will eventually come a time when the entire network needs to be replaced. This usually occurs in older houses, which still use iron pipes in their plumbing network. Such old plumbing pipes are very susceptible to rust, and once they reach a certain age a rupture becomes more and more likely. When that happens, it becomes much more cost effective to replace the whole system than to deal with the possibility of water damage from repeated ruptures.
There are a few other times when a system has to be replaced before it has reached an old age. Most notably, lime scale can require repiping for the entire house. This is often the case when the plumbing system hasn’t been inspected for many years, and the home has been exposed to hard water for that entire time. Lime scale can be cleaned out of the pipes, if caught early enough. If allowed to build up for long enough, though, the lime scale will solidify to a point where it just isn’t worth trying to remove it from all the pipes.
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Jennifer Shafer
★★★★★
4 weeks ago
Really impressed with the team, their quality of work, and their attention to detail. They installed a mini split system for us—the units look great, and the team finished ahead of schedule. Would 100% recommend
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Gwen Gilligan
★★★★★
a month ago
We loved working with Roadrunner and Steve! They were professional, showed up when they said they would, did the work for the price quoted and have been great about follow up. One of the things that Steve does that makes him stand out is … More to help folks with the forms that need to be filed for the tax rebates from both the State and the Federal government. The owner has to fill them out but Steve talks you thru what you will need and shows you things in detail.
Plus he is great in his "final close out" visit and shows you the ins and outs of the systems. I would highly recommend using Roadrunner and Steve!
Gwen Gilligan - Welman Shrader MD ★★★★★ a month ago
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Ann Sander
★★★★★
a month ago
These guys were AMAZING! Good communication, on time, polite, professional, respectful, went out of their way to be sure things were clean each day when they left. We had to have two units completely replaced and they did an amazing job. … More Took the time to walk through using the system with me. Had five companies come to us in Rio Rancho and Roadrunner had by far the best price. Highly, highly recommend.
- David Sproat ★★★★★ 2 months ago
Kitec Pipe Replacement
Do you have Kitec plumbing in your home? If you’re unsure, check out your visible pipes. The Kitec cold water lines are blue, and the hot water lines are orange—these orange pipes are also used in radiant heating systems. Brass fittings are used to join the pipes together. There are a number of problems with Kitec plumbing, and as a result in 2005, recalls began on these pipes. Problems include:
- The hot water lines aren’t equipped to handle enough heat to cope with the demands in the average home.
- The lines are deteriorating under high water pressure.
- The brass fittings are dezincifying—meaning they are corroding—which causes blockages, breakage, and leaks.
It’s imperative to have your Kitec plumbing replaced ASAP. Not only are homeowners throughout the country dealing with leaks, but also burst plumbing, leading to severe flooding and property damage. To schedule your pipe replacement, or to schedule an inspection to see if you have Kitec plumbing in your home, contact Roadrunner Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing today.
No matter what your piping needs are, whether it’s installation, repair, or repiping, call Roadrunner Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing.