Cast Iron Pipe Replacement in Hurst 

Licensed & Insured Plumbers Serving Dallas-Fort Worth

Across the DFW area, cast iron plumbing was commonly used in homes built before the 1980s. While durable in its time, aging cast iron pipes are now prone to corrosion, blockages, and costly damage. At C&E Pipe Services, we specialize in reliable, long-lasting cast iron pipe replacements designed to protect your home and restore your plumbing system to peak performance.

We take pride in offering transparent pricing, flexible warranty options, and financing plans that make the process straightforward and affordable. Whether you're dealing with slow drains, recurring backups, or signs of pipe deterioration, our licensed and insured plumbers are here to help with expert service you can trust.

Call (682) 297-4090 to request a free estimate for cast iron pipe replacement in Hurst.

Why Do Cast Iron Pipes Need to Be Replaced?

Cast iron pipes were widely used in homes built before the 1980s because of their strength and durability. However, over time, even the toughest materials break down. Most cast iron pipes have a lifespan of 50 to 75 years, and many in the DFW area are now well beyond that range.

Here’s why replacement is often necessary:

• Corrosion and rust - Cast iron naturally corrodes over time. This leads to thinning walls, leaks, and eventual pipe failure.
• Frequent clogs or backups - Rust flakes, scale buildup, and internal damage can cause recurring drainage issues that temporary fixes won’t solve.
• Leaks and water damage - Cracks in aging cast iron can lead to water leaks behind walls or under your foundation, causing serious structural damage and mold growth.
• Sewer odors - Deteriorating pipes can release unpleasant odors into your home due to gaps or breaches in the sewer line.
• Increased repair costs - If you're constantly patching leaks or clearing blockages, full replacement is often more cost-effective in the long run.

Replacing cast iron pipes with modern materials like PVC or HDPE not only improves flow and reliability but also adds value to your home and peace of mind for years to come.