Many homes in your neighbourhood may have been built with polybutylene pipes—a material known for leaks and deterioration. As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping your home safe, John The Plumber is offering a Free Polybutylene Pipe Inspection for our valued customers. If any issues are identified, we’ll provide a no-obligation quote for replacement, ensuring your plumbing system is reliable and up-to-date.
Polybutylene pipes were commonly installed in homes built between the late 1970s and mid-1990s. Unfortunately, these pipes have a significantly shorter lifespan due to vulnerability to chlorine and other chemicals found in the water supply. This means the pipes could fail unexpectedly, leading to water damage and costly repairs.
Even more concerning, many insurance companies refuse to cover water damage caused by polybutylene pipe failures. That leaves homeowners at risk for expensive repairs and higher premiums. If your home has polybutylene plumbing, it’s crucial to address this issue before problems arise.
As a customer of John The Plumber, you qualify for a Free Polybutylene Pipe Inspection.
We want to ensure your home is safe from potential water damage, and if we find any concerns, we’ll offer a free, no-obligation quote to replace these outdated pipes with modern, durable materials.
If it turns out that your home requires a full repipe, we’re offering a kitchen, two bathroom, and one powder room repipe for only $5,000. This is a limited-time offer that provides peace of mind by upgrading your plumbing system with new, reliable materials that are fully covered by your insurance.
Leaks can occur without warning, leading to significant damage.
Many insurers won’t cover homes with polybutylene pipes—don’t risk having your claim denied.
Addressing this issue now can save you thousands in emergency plumbing and repair costs.
Schedule your pipe replacement in January and save $100!
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If you’re working in real estate or need a polybutylene inspection for insurance purposes, John The Plumber offers same-day polybutylene inspections for urgent situations.
We’re not just offering this to you—we’re extending these deals to your friends and neighbors, too! Help us protect as many homes as possible by sharing this offer.
Polybutylene pipes are a type of plastic pipe that was a popular alternative to copper piping from 1978 until 1995. Over a couple of decades, Polybutylene pipes were used as water supply pipes in millions of homes in Canada and the United States. These days, Polybutylene piping is only discussed when you’re discussing their replacement with a plumber.
