Pipework and water damage repair

Old iron pipes, leaking joints and hidden leaks are expensive. We renovate pipework in all types of buildings and respond quickly when the damage is done.

Renovating pipework in older homes

Many houses in Billund, Grindsted and Give from the 1960s and 70s still have their original water pipes. After 40–50 years, iron and copper pipes corrode and the risk of leaks rises sharply. We can renovate any kind of installation – and we advise honestly on whether it pays to replace everything at once or in stages.

We help with

• Replacing water pipes with modern PEX or copper
• New risers and distribution pipes in apartment blocks and housing associations
• Replacing drainage pipes and soil stacks
• Leak detection with pressure testing and thermal imaging
• Water-damage repair in cooperation with your insurer
• Fitting water-stop valves and leak alarms

Water damage? Here is what to do

Prevent water damage

A water-stop valve automatically shuts off the supply when it detects abnormal consumption. Combined with an annual plumbing inspection it significantly reduces the risk of costly damage – and several insurers offer a premium discount.

Iron pipes should generally be replaced after 40–50 years, and always if there is rust in the water, falling pressure or damp patches.

Sudden damage such as burst pipes is normally covered by home insurance. Damage from slow seepage rarely is – another reason to have your installations checked.