Water Pipe Repair & Replacement for Minneapolis-St. Paul
Damaged Water Pipe? We're Here to Fix Your Problem!
Your water pipes ensure your home has the reliable, safe water supply you need, but pipe damage can go undetected if you don’t notice the slight changes. Even small pipe leaks can cause water damage, so you need an experienced plumber to provide the pipe repair or replacement you need. We offer leak detection and repair when Twin Cities homeowners need us most. Our team of licensed plumbers can find and solve any water pipe problems, no matter how hidden the underlying issue might be.
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What Causes Pipe Leaks?
There are a few plumbing problems that can cause pipe leaks in your home, including:
Frozen Pipes
Frozen pipes expand, and the pressure can cause the pipes to leak or burst.
Corrosion
Outdated piping materials, like cast iron and galvanized steel, corrode and rust over the years.
High Water Pressure
Over time, high water pressure puts stress on your pipes, leading to small leaks.
Damage Seals or Joints
Your home’s piping system is partially made of seals and joints that can weaken over time.
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Emergency Service, Immediate Solutions
At Genz-Ryan, we know that plumbing leaks are stressful for any homeowner. That’s why our expert plumbers are available with all the tools needed to provide 24/7 water pipe repair. We’ll arrive promptly when we say we will, and provide you with solutions that work for your home and budget.
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What Makes Genz-Ryan Stand Out?
If you’re looking for local expert plumbers to provide water pipe repair or replacement, you can count on Genz-Ryan Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical. Our family-owned and operated company has served Twin Cities homeowners since 1950, so you can trust us to deliver uncompromising expertise and customer service. You can always count on our team to provide upfront pricing without surprise fees.
Minnesota’s Go-To Home Service Provider
Our friendly technicians are committed to providing the highest quality professional services and uncompromising customer service in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding communities. We’re proud to be a locally owned family business since 1950, and we don’t see ourselves sacrificing those family values anytime soon. From one Minnesota family to another – we can’t wait to serve you.
- Burnsville
- Rosemount
- Lakeville
- Farmington
- Savage
- Prior Lake
- Shakopee
- Eagan
- Apple Valley
- Woodbuury
- St. Louis Park
- Northfield
- Plymouth
- Minnetonka
- New Hope
- Eden Prairie
- Cottage Grove
- Chanhassen
- Edina
- Richfield
- Rosemount
- Champlin
- Minneapolis
- Bloomington
- Prior Lake
- Maplewood
- Maplegrove
- Chaska
- Oakdale
- Coates
- St. Paul
- Stillwater
Frequently Asked Questions
How can you keep pipes from freezing in winter?
The most efficient way to prevent your pipes from freezing is by leaving your water running. Just a little trickle of water is enough to reduce the chance of frozen pipes.
If my pipes are frozen and haven’t burst, are they safe?
Not necessarily. Damage can occur during thawing as water suddenly rushes past a blockage, and some damage can only be revealed when water begins to flow freely again. Even if you’ve avoided damage in the past, the circumstances inside your pipes might be different this time. It’s best to seek professional service rather than risk significant water damage to your home.
What should I do if a pipe bursts in my home?
If a pipe bursts, find the main water supply valve and shut it off. You should also shut off the power to the affected area to prevent electric shock. Collect your belongings and call an emergency plumber for help.
Why do frozen pipes burst?
Contrary to what you might expect, pipes don’t just burst because of expanding ice. Instead, what happens more often is that the expanding ice puts pressure on unfrozen water closer to the faucet, forcing it out of the faucet or a joint in a way that damages your plumbing.
What causes low water pressure?
Low water pressure can be caused by clogged pipes, corroded pipes, or damaged pressure regulators. A knowledgeable plumber can pinpoint the source of your low water pressure and make any necessary repairs.
