A drip system installation involves setting up a network of tubing and emitters to deliver water directly to plant roots. The tubing is connected to a water source and a timer controls the system. Proper placement of emitters and tubing ensures efficient watering and plant growth.

Re-piping is the process of replacing old or damaged pipes in a building’s plumbing system. This may involve removing existing pipes and installing new ones made of different materials, such as copper, PVC, or PEX. Repiping is often necessary to address issues like leaks, low water pressure, or poor water quality, and can help improve the overall performance and efficiency of a building’s plumbing system.

Leaking pipes can occur due to corrosion, wear and tear, or damage from external factors such as freezing or tree roots. These factors can cause cracks, holes, or weakened areas in the pipes, allowing water or other fluids to escape. If left unchecked, leaking pipes can cause damage to structures, waste water resources, and result in costly repairs.