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Repiping Assessment Checklist for Dallas Homes

A second pinhole leak, brown water after a weekend away, a shower that drops to a trickle when the washer runs: is it time to repipe, or is it one repair? This repiping assessment checklist turns what you already know into a clear next step. Answer 10 plain questions about leaks, water color, flow, the pipe you can see and the house itself.

You don't need to open, move or try anything, and nothing is sent anywhere. Fullbore Dallas Repiping replaces water supply lines in Dallas homes, and this checklist is the step before we come out for a first visit.

Answer the questions

Answer from memory, a look under a sink or an inspection report. "Not sure" is a fair answer. A leak happening now, or a gas question, shows its result straight away.

What brought you here?
What is the leak history on the water supply pipes?
What does the water from the taps look like?
How is the water flow?
What pipe can you see where it is already in plain view, such as under a sink or at the water heater?

Answer from a look or from an inspection report. Do not move insulation, panels or anything else to find out.

When was the building built, as far as you know?
Has a plumber told you about a leak under the slab?
Is any of this planned in the next year or so?
Has anyone asked about the pipes?
What kind of building is it?

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Your result

Answer the 10 questions and the result appears here. Nothing is sent anywhere, and every question is about something you can see in plain view or remember.

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How we decide your result

We wrote the rules to run in a fixed order, and the first one that matches decides your result, so the same answers always give the same result. Each result lists the answers that decided it.

If you saidThe result
A gas smell or gas line workNot a repipe question. Leave the building first if you smell gas.
Water leaking nowAct soon: active leak. Outranks every other water answer.
Slow drains, sewer smell or backupNot a repipe question: drain and sewer piping is a different system.
The line from the meter, or a service line letterNot a repipe question: the service line is a separate job.
Two or more leaks, repeat slab leaks, polybutylene, or galvanized with any signPlan a scoped assessment.
Weak flow everywhere, hose bibbs includedTargeted repair may be enough: find where the pressure is lost first.
One leak, one slab leak, hot-side discoloration or one weak fixtureTargeted repair may be enough.
A remodel with newer pipe and no signsTargeted repair may be enough: plan the piping in those rooms.
None of the aboveNo repipe signs yet.

What the checklist can't tell you

It can't see inside your walls or under the slab. It doesn't know how far galvanized pipe has corroded, where the next leak will be, or what a pipe is made of where nobody can see it. We answer those on the first visit, starting at the main shutoff and the water heater.

It doesn't say whether any piping is safe, and only your insurer decides what it will accept. Discolored water, weak flow and leaks each have more than one possible cause, which is why several results point to a targeted repair before a repipe.

Next: build a scope profile with the cost estimator, read how to choose between a repair and a repipe, or identify your pipe material.

Talk through your result

Send us your result and the home's details, and we will set up a first visit. Your checklist result comes with the request.

Call (469) 846-9377
Fullbore Dallas Repiping
13154 Coit Rd, Dallas, TX 75240
office@fullboredallasrepiping.com

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The building and the work