Re: slab leak

Posted by hj on February 17, 19101 at 08:27:01:
In response to Re: slab leak
The only "bypass" plumbing would be to repipe the house with the pipes in the attic. Check with your insurance company to see if they might cover part of the costs as opposed to frequent repairs. : please help. Am I doing something wrong? : We have three new slab leaks despite the fact that we had two fixed just over a month ago and another just a year ago. Some of the costs are covered by insurance, but I'm wondering about alternatives. : I have heard about bypass plumbing but know nothing about it. Please let me know if this is a better way of fixing things. Is it more cost efficient on plumbing that keeps leaking? Any help would be apreciated.

Posted by hj on February 17, 19101 at 08:27:01:

In response to Re: slab leak

The only "bypass" plumbing would be to repipe the house with the pipes in the attic. Check with your insurance company to see if they might cover part of the costs as opposed to frequent repairs.

: please help. Am I doing something wrong?
: We have three new slab leaks despite the fact that we had two fixed just over a month ago and another just a year ago. Some of the costs are covered by insurance, but I'm wondering about alternatives.

: I have heard about bypass plumbing but know nothing about it. Please let me know if this is a better way of fixing things. Is it more cost efficient on plumbing that keeps leaking? Any help would be apreciated.

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