Parc at Briargate
Colorado Springs / Colorado
Colorado Springs / Colorado
This garden-style community in Colorado Springs was faced with faulty polybutylene piping with copper stub outs. SageWater crews replaced the defective polybutylene with a CPVC system, and completed drywall and paint repairs to the affected surfaces. Throughout the process, water was available to residents on nights and weekends, and no one had to move out during the repipe project.
My family and I recently had SageWater complete a repiping project in our apartment complex. Right in the middle of the work in our apartment, we had a baby! The project manager was such a blessing in our situation. He was so understanding and considerate as he and his team worked around the birth of our daughter to help keep our home safe for her. We can't say thank you enough! He was kind and friendly, and his team was so professional. Thank you!
Lianna Quillen Resident The Parc at Briargate - Colorado Springs, CO April 29, 2016
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