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How Do I know If My Pipes Are Corroded or Failing?

If your cast iron sewer pipes are 25 Years old or older, they could fail at any time. Your drainage lines may already be damaged by tree root intrusion, cracks, channeling, or misaligned connections before you experience complete sewer line failure. Without a visible water leak, the best way is to have a professional inspect the pipes with special cameras that can document the condition of your pipes.

What is a Cast Iron Pipe?

Cast iron pipes are a type of pipes that are have been in use for plumbing since the 17th century. They are made of Iron and due to do oxidation and sue they can slowly chip and slowly fall apart.

Due to the huge amount of cast iron pipe leak claims in South Florida, insurance premiums have gotten out of control. The worst part is homeowners are forced to suffer in silence while their pipes continue to get worse, due to no fault of their own. Bad pipes can also reduce home values. Home market values can be reduced by 20% or more due to cast iron plumbing systems that fail inspection.

If you didn’t know that there is was a problem with your pipes, then you could have a claim.
Nearly 40% of Florida homes have a cast iron pipe issue. So it pays to find out now, rather than later, if your home has an issue.

Was Your Home Built Before 1975? If you have insurance, your policy might cover the replacement of your old plumbing.

If you live in a home that was built before 1975, chances are your plumbing system consists of cast iron pipes.

Cast iron pipes can corrode over time compromising their structural integrity.
It is estimated that about 76 million homes in America have cast iron pipes that must be replaced.

Was your home built before 1975? Do you have a "more than unusual" bug problem, does you water have an odd color or odor? You may qualify to get money for your cast iron or poor pipes! Click below to see if you qualify, today!

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“The Sunshine State” brings to mind beach days, carefree and fun. But if you live in a Florida home with cast iron pipes, all that sun and sea can add up to a huge unexpected expense: failing sewer and water lines. Nearly 40% of all Florida homes were built before 1975, a time when cast iron pipes were the preferred (and only) option available.

Common Symptoms of Cast Iron Pipe Damage May Include:

Slow drains

Clogs and/or backups

Toilets flushing slower or needing multiple flushes

Sewer fumes

Roach/pest infestation

Warped wood floors

Loose, raised or broken floor tiles

Health related issues for persons living in the home