PEX pipe runs
Flexible concealed runs with the fewest cuts into finished walls

laying a full PEX network from the main supply down to every fixture point
Flexible concealed runs with the fewest cuts into finished walls
Brass press fittings that need no flame or solvent cement
Run before walls close to confirm every joint is sound
One valve per circuit so any line can be shut independently
Set to prevent sludge build-up and recurring blockages
Tying the PEX network to every use point across the building
Call or WhatsApp us and describe the project type and scope
We visit to take measurements and plan the pipe routes
PEX runs are laid along agreed routes with isolation valves fitted
Network is tested under pressure before any wall or ceiling is closed
Network is handed over with each isolation valve location explained to the owner
Connecting two incompatible materials without an approved adapter causes early joint failure and hidden leaks
Forcing a sharp bend stresses the pipe wall and reduces its pressure resistance over time
Closing walls before a pressure test hides any weeping joint and makes later detection very costly
Pipes clipped with no room to move crack at fittings when summer temperatures spike
Decide whether you need a new installation for a build or a replacement in an occupied property
Any rough sketch of existing supply lines reduces survey time and wall openings significantly
Knowing tile type and thickness sets the chase depth needed to conceal the pipe runs neatly
Confirm you know where the main water stopcock is and that it closes fully before work starts

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No fixed price list applies; the quote depends on several factors specific to each project
Number of lines and total run length directly affect pipe and fitting quantities
Cutting into walls or floors and making good varies by the existing finish type
Routes through suspended ceilings or structural elements add time and effort
Isolation valve count and brass transition fittings depend on network complexity
A villa or residential block has very different requirements from a single apartment
Same method, same equipment. Only the size of the job changes.




Why us
Amana means trust. Someone else’s home is not ours to be careless in.
Do not take our word for it. Look at the work yourself.
The leak is marked before a single tile comes up.
A leak does not wait for the morning.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
For buildings and complexes, servicing before the problem starts.
Restaurants, offices and complexes, not only homes.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
Common questions
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Yes, PEX is rated for both hot and cold water and handles high temperatures. It expands rather than cracking under thermal change and resists mineral scale build-up better than galvanised iron pipe.
In many cases yes, because the pipe's flexibility lets it route through tight paths. The extent of breaking still depends on where the existing lines sit and what finish material covers them.
A press fitting is closed with a powered press tool and gives an immediately verifiable seal. A crimp fitting uses a metal ring tightened with a crimping tool. Both are reliable when applied correctly.
The line is filled with water and raised to above working pressure for a set period. Any drop on the gauge points to a weeping joint, caught before the walls are plastered over.
Yes, the network is designed to serve both tanks with separate isolation valves for each source, so either line can be serviced without cutting water to the whole building.
