Tucson Plumbing Contractors Specializing in Polybutylene Pipe Failures

Many Tucson homes built in the 1980's and 1990's had polybutylene pipes for plumbing. Because of the chemical makeup of the pipes and because of the way they were joined, multiple plumbing failures have resulted in Tucson homes, in many cases leading to extensive water damage.

If you've had a water leak in your plumbing or if you suspect that you have polybutylene plumbing in your Tucson area home, it is advised that you contact a plumber promptly to assess the damage or the possible risk of plumbing failure. Our blog has some tips on how to determine if your home has polybutylene piping.

Eugene's List is a family-owned Tucson-based business that matches you with Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita, and Green Valley plumbing contractors that specialize in house re-piping .

Upon completion of the short form below, we will email you a list of 3-5 plumbers that specialize in polybutylene risk assessment, polybutylene pipe removal, house re-piping, and repair and water shut-off in the event of a polybutylene pipe leak .

The advantages of using Eugene's List to find a home inspector are:

1. SAFETY - For your safety, we do background checks on contractors. To be on our list, the contractor may either be licensed or unlicesed. If licensed, the contractor must be in good standing with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and the Tucson Better Business Bureau. If the contractor is unlicensed, they must provide a multiple homeowner and fellow contractor references to Eugene's List. We also do additional internet background research on each contractor and check for bankruptcies, liens, judgements, and credit problems.
2. EFFICIENCY- We screen dozens of Tucson area contractors for each trade and provide homeowners with 3-5 top choices.
3. PRIVACY - Contractors on the list agree to attempt to contact you by phone or email (your choosing) no more that 2 times. Also, they will only know your first name. This way your privacy is protected.
4. ACCOUNTABILITY - Contractors selected through Eugene's List have more accountability. If the selected contractor does not do a good job and does not resolve a dispute, they are off of our list.

To get started, we need a email address and/or phone number for the contractor to contact you (the contractor agrees to attempt no more than 2 contacts), and a description of the work that you need done. We only ask for your first name to protect your identity (you can always exchange complete contact information with the contractor). Within 48 hours we will then email you a list contractors with individual comments on each one.