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If you’ve discovered a sudden leak or water damage caused by polybutylene piping, you need immediate assistance from a trusted local expert. At DC Plumbing of South Florida, we specialize in emergency polybutylene pipe repair for homes and commercial properties across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade Counties.
Polybutylene was once a popular pipe material in homes built between the late 1970s and mid-1990s, but it has since proven to be highly unreliable. These pipes can crack, split, or fail without warning—causing extensive water damage, mold, and skyrocketing repair costs. Our team is ready 24/7 to address these emergencies and protect your home or business.
Polybutylene (PB) is a flexible gray, blue, or black plastic piping material used widely in residential plumbing systems from approximately 1978 to 1996. At the time, it was considered a cost-effective alternative to copper, but over the years, it’s been found to deteriorate quickly when exposed to oxidants in water, such as chlorine.
When a pipe bursts, every minute counts. Our skilled team is equipped to locate, assess, and repair or reroute failing polybutylene piping quickly—minimizing damage and restoring water service fast.
Polybutylene pipes can cause significant business interruptions if they fail. DC Plumbing of South Florida works with commercial clients across various industries to provide fast and efficient emergency repairs with minimal disruption.
DC Plumbing of South Florida is a fully licensed and insured plumbing contractor serving all of South Florida. We are experienced with local codes and can pull the necessary permits for emergency repairs or full repipes.
Polybutylene is typically gray, blue, or black plastic pipe, often labeled “PB2110.” It’s usually found in homes built from 1978–1996 and is often located near water heaters, under sinks, or in crawl spaces.
While not banned, polybutylene pipes are no longer considered code-compliant for new installations. Many insurance companies won’t cover homes that still have them, and home buyers often require replacements before closing.
Turn off your main water valve and call us immediately. We’ll respond quickly to assess the situation, stop the leak, and prevent further damage.
Temporary repairs can be made, but due to the nature of the material, we strongly recommend replacing the system as soon as possible. Our team can advise on your best options.
Most residential repipes take 2–5 days, depending on the size and layout of your home. Emergency patch repairs can be done within hours to stop active leaks.
Many insurance policies exclude damage caused by polybutylene piping. However, we can provide detailed documentation and assist in claims if coverage is available.
Don’t let a sudden pipe failure turn into a major disaster. If you suspect your home or business has polybutylene pipes—or you’re currently dealing with a leak—DC Plumbing of South Florida is here to help.
Call 561-246-3750 now for emergency service or click below to request immediate assistance. We’re available 24/7 to provide fast, professional emergency polybutylene pipe repair throughout South Florida.
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