Does your home contain Poly-B water tubing? Most homes built in the late 80’s until around 1998 had been piped with this type of tubing. It is a grey, flexable tubing that was used in place of copper. At the end of the 90’s there was a massive lawsuit regarding the failures with the poly-B tubing and it was outlawed in Canada. In the last 8-10 years we have seen countless situations where the tubing has failed and caused water leaks, from small pin holes to major ruptures causing very severe water damage.

We specialize in whole house replacements of poly-B tubing. We replace from the water meter to all fixtures and hose bibs in the home. The tubing we use is Pex-A which is considered to be the best of all the Pex types. In order to replace all the lines, strategically placed holes will need to be cut in either ceilings, walls, and floors to get at the old piping and replace with the new.

Quality workmanship is at the top of our list, and we make every effort to give you a professional product.

Please feel free to contact us for a quote regarding the replacement of the Poly-B tubing in your home,