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Whether you live in a rural area and currently get your water from a well, or your existing water lines have been damaged, you need professional water line services. Careful drilling by an experienced team helps ensure water line installation and repair goes smoothly with limited damage to your landscape.
Call Arctic Air Conditioning at 732-455-9110 for water line installation or repair in Monmouth, Middlesex, Mercer, Ocean, or Somerset County, NJ.
If you’re tired of dealing with the shortcomings of your water well — from water testing and fear of contaminants to well maintenance — it’s time to install a water line to your home. Choosing a professional gives you access to directional drilling knowledge, trenchless water line installation, and other up-to-date techniques that help the job go smoothly.
As you begin the transition from accessing a well to receiving public water straight to your home, rest assured that you’re not required to use this public water, and you may continue to use your well any time.
It’s easy to take your water line for granted until something goes wrong. Here are the signs you need water line repair:
Once you rule out leaky faucets and drips from visible pipes in your home, it’s time to determine if your outdoor water line is leaking by calling a professional.
There are many reasons why your water lines could be damaged, including:
No matter what’s behind your damaged water line, you should always count on a reliable contractor to conduct the repair.
Arctic Air Conditioning offers water line repair and replacement for customers in Monmouth, Middlesex, Mercer, Ocean, and Somerset counties. If you need these services, contact us today to schedule an appointment.
If you have a water line emergency, contact us immediately at 732-455-9110.
Copper pipes are the industry standard. They are corrosion-resistant and help keep the quality of the water high.
Water lines can last between 20 and 100 years, depending on the material they’re made from. Brass lines have the shortest life span, and cast iron lasts over 70 years.
There are three main reasons your faucet drips: A worn gasket, a loose O ring, or a corroded valve can all cause the faucet to drip.