Water Line Repair &
Replacement in Utah

Common signs of a broken or leaking water line include a sudden drop in water pressure, unusually high water bills, pooling water in your yard, or the sound of running water when no fixtures are on. You may also notice discolored water or soft, muddy spots near your home’s foundation. If you suspect a leak, contact a licensed plumber immediately to prevent costly property damage.

If your water line is over 50 years old, made of outdated materials (like galvanized steel), or requires frequent repairs, a full replacement may be the most cost-effective solution. Consistent leaks, corrosion, or restricted water flow are also key indicators that your water line is nearing the end of its lifespan.

Several factors can lead to water line damage, including ground movement, tree root intrusion, freezing temperatures, corrosion from aging pipes, or poor installation. Over time, these stressors weaken the pipe material and can cause cracks or bursts that lead to leaks and flooding.

Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to clear out grease, roots, scale, and stubborn buildup inside your pipes. It not only removes clogs but also helps restore full flow and extend the life of your plumbing system.

Yes. Even a small leak can waste hundreds of gallons of water per month, leading to a noticeable spike in your water bill. Fixing leaks early not only conserves water but also protects your property from structural and mold damage.

Most DIY methods can’t see far into your plumbing system. Professional video camera inspections use specialized equipment to identify clogs, leaks, and pipe damage deep in your lines — giving you accurate answers and preventing guesswork.

Most water line repairs can be completed within a few hours, depending on the location and severity of the damage. However, more extensive issues or lines buried deep underground may take a full day or longer. Integrity Plumbing provides fast, reliable service to restore your water supply as soon as possible.

Yes. Low-flow toilets use less water per flush, saving you money on your water bill while helping conserve resources. Modern models are highly efficient and designed to flush just as effectively as standard toilets.

Repair involves fixing a specific section of the pipe where a leak or break has occurred. Replacement means installing a brand-new pipe, usually when the existing line is too old or damaged for repair to be practical. A qualified plumber will inspect your system to recommend the best solution.

Yes! Whipple Service Champions provides trenchless water line replacement, a modern technique that allows us to replace damaged pipes without major digging or property disruption. This method is faster, cleaner, and often more affordable than traditional excavation.

If you’re facing a burst pipe, major leak, sewer backup, or no access to running water, it’s time to call an emergency plumber immediately. Integrity Plumbing offers 24/7 service to handle urgent issues.

A running toilet is usually caused by a faulty flapper, fill valve, or overflow tube. While it may seem minor, it can waste hundreds of gallons of water each day. A quick repair will save water and lower your bills.

The cost depends on the depth of the line, the extent of the damage, and accessibility. Minor repairs might cost a few hundred dollars, while full replacements can range into the thousands. We provide transparent, upfront pricing before any work begins so there are no surprises.

Traditional repairs may involve digging, but trenchless techniques minimize surface disruption. When excavation is necessary, our team takes care to restore your landscaping as much as possible after completing the job.

Yes! Even a small drip can waste over 200 gallons of water per month. Fixing leaks right away saves water, money, and wear on your plumbing fixtures.

A single clogged drain usually points to a localized issue, like hair or grease. If multiple drains back up at once — especially toilets and tubs — it’s likely a sewer line clog, which requires professional repair.

Schedule regular plumbing inspections, avoid planting trees with invasive roots near your water lines, and insulate exposed pipes to protect them from freezing. Keeping your water pressure regulated and replacing aging pipes before they fail also helps prevent future leaks.

Warning signs include frequent clogs, slow drains, gurgling sounds from toilets, or foul odors in your yard. A camera inspection can confirm root intrusion and help us recommend the best repair option.

Modern water lines are typically made from copper, PEX (cross-linked polyethylene), or PVC, all of which offer long-lasting durability and resistance to corrosion. Our experts can help you choose the best material for your home’s specific needs and soil conditions.

Absolutely. Frozen water expands inside pipes, which can cause them to burst. Insulating your outdoor pipes and keeping a slow trickle of water running during extreme cold can prevent freezing and protect your water line.

Most systems need salt added every 6–8 weeks, but it depends on your household’s water use and the size of your brine tank. Regular checks will keep your softener running efficiently.

Turn off your water supply immediately to prevent bursts, then call a plumber. While waiting, you can gently warm the pipes with a space heater or hair dryer — but never use open flames.

Do you provide emergency water line repair?

Yes! Integrity plumbing offers 24/7 emergency water line repair throughout Utah. Whether your main line bursts in the middle of the night or during a weekend, our certified technicians respond quickly to minimize damage and restore water service.

It can be. Whistling, banging, or humming noises may indicate trapped air, high water pressure, or loose fittings within your system. Ignoring these sounds can lead to more serious issues, so it’s best to schedule an inspection as soon as possible.

We combine expert training with honest service and fair pricing. From small repairs to major installations, our team is committed to integrity in every job — so you always know your home is in good hands.

If your home has frequent leaks, discolored water, or very low pressure, your pipes may be corroding. Repiping offers a permanent fix and restores reliable water flow.

At Integrity Plumbing, our name says it all — we’re built on honesty, skill, and trust. Our licensed technicians are background-checked, highly trained, and dedicated to doing every job to code or better. We provide transparent pricing, long-lasting solutions, and the peace of mind your home deserves.

It can be caused by clogged pipes, a failing pressure regulator, or leaks in your water line. A plumber can quickly diagnose the issue and restore normal pressure.

Yes. Hard water causes mineral buildup inside pipes and appliances, leading to inefficiency, higher energy bills, and premature breakdowns. A water softener is the best solution.

Traditional water heaters typically last 8–12 years, while tankless units can last up to 20 years with proper maintenance. Regular flushing extends their lifespan.

If your home has a basement or crawl space, a sump pump protects against flooding during heavy rain or snowmelt. It’s an important safeguard against costly water damage.

Scheduling annual inspections, fixing small leaks early, and flushing drains regularly with professional service are the best ways to prevent unexpected breakdowns.

Avoid grease, fibrous foods (like celery or corn husks), coffee grounds, eggshells, and bones. These can clog or damage your disposal and pipes.

Yes, when performed by professionals. Before jetting, we inspect the condition of your pipes to ensure they’re strong enough to handle the pressure safely.

Most homes benefit from professional drain cleaning every 12–18 months. Homes with frequent clogs or tree root issues may need service more often.

Yes — but only licensed and trained plumbers. Integrity Plumbing is certified to safely install and repair gas lines for stoves, water heaters, and other appliances.