Asheville Water Line Services
Water Line Experts Serving Buncombe, Henderson, and Transylvania Counties
Your water lines work quietly behind the scenes to provide your residential or commercial property with safe, clean water you rely on every day. They are the pathways that bring water from the main supply line right to your faucets, showers, toilets, and appliances.
If your home or business’s water lines need attention, turn to our team at iFix Electric & Plumbing. Our licensed, insured, and skilled plumbing technicians are prepared to provide expert assistance with repairs, replacements, maintenance, and new installations. We prioritize customer satisfaction by providing fast response times and quality solutions backed by our lifetime craftsmanship warranty.
When you need professional water line services in Asheville, NC, call (828) 569-6253 or contact us online. We offer upfront pricing and free estimates!
Signs Your Water Line Needs Repairs
Overlooking the warning signs of a compromised water line can lead to significant headaches and costly damage to your home or business. A seemingly small issue can quickly escalate into major problems, including extensive property damage from leaks, sky-high water bills, health hazards from contaminated water, and even structural instability if the foundation is undermined. Addressing potential indicators as soon as possible with professional repairs can help you avoid or mitigate these serious consequences and maintain the integrity of your property's water and plumbing.
You shouldn’t wait to schedule a plumbing inspection if you are dealing with any of the following problems:
- A sudden drop in water pressure. If you notice a significant and unexplained decrease in water pressure at multiple fixtures throughout your property, there could be a problem within your main water line. This could be due to a leak or a blockage.
- Unexplained increase in water bill. When your utility bills suddenly spike without any change in your water usage habits, there is likely a hidden leak somewhere in your plumbing, and your water line could be to blame. Even a small, continuous drip can waste thousands of gallons of water over time.
- Discolored or murky water. If the water coming out of your faucets appears rusty, brown, yellow, or otherwise discolored, it could signal corrosion within your water lines, sediment intrusion, or even a crack in the pipe that is allowing dirt and debris to enter your system. This is a major health concern and requires immediate attention.
- Pooling water or soggy spots in your yard. For properties with underground water lines, unexplained wet spots, unusually lush patches of grass, or visible puddles in your yard (especially when it hasn't rained) are clear signs of a subterranean leak. Water is likely escaping from the pipe and saturating the surrounding soil.
- Musty odors or mold growth. If you detect persistent musty smells or if you observe mold growth on walls or ceilings without an obvious source, a hidden leak somewhere in your plumbing – including in your water lines – could be the culprit.
- Foundation cracks or shifting. Persistent water leaks near your property's foundation can erode the soil beneath, leading to instability, cracks in the foundation, or even noticeable settling and shifting of the structure. This is a severe problem that requires immediate professional assessment of both your foundation and your water line.
How Often Does My Water Line Need Maintenance?
If you are a homeowner, we generally recommend that you schedule professional water line maintenance at least once a year. Water lines on commercial properties should typically receive semi-annual or even quarterly maintenance due to higher usage and the greater complexity of these systems.
Routine inspections are extremely important, as many water line problems (such as slow leaks or internal corrosion) develop gradually and may not show obvious symptoms until they become significant problems. Regular checks, often involving camera inspections, allow our technicians at iFix Electric & Plumbing to spot and address these minor issues early, preventing them from escalating into major, costly repairs like burst pipes or extensive water damage.
With that said, factors like the age of your plumbing system (older pipes might need more frequent attention), the presence of large trees near underground lines (roots are a common cause of damage), and any history of previous issues can all influence how often you should schedule professional checks. We can evaluate potential risk factors and provide honest advice on the appropriate maintenance schedule.
If you can’t remember the last time that you scheduled a water line inspection, contact us online or call (828) 569-6253 today to schedule a service appointment!
