Home Repiping
Repeated leaks, rusty water, or supply lines at the end of their service life? Repiping replaces worn water lines with new ones, planned in stages so you keep water most of the time.
Leave your details and a short description of the plumbing problem.
About the service
Some older homes still have galvanized steel or polybutylene supply lines, materials that can fail with age. We inspect what you have, explain its condition, and, if replacement is the right call, lay out a plan to move to PEX or copper.
- Inspection of existing supply lines and materials
- Whole-house or partial repipe, planned in stages
- PEX or copper, with new shutoff valves
- Drywall openings kept small and documented
What's part of the service
The written quote lists the lines to be replaced, the material, the schedule and the openings we expect to make. We test the new system before closing walls and walk you through the new shutoffs.
When a repipe makes more sense than a patch
Once a pipe material starts failing, each new leak is a warning about the rest of the system. Depending on the condition of your lines, a planned repipe can cost less over time than a string of emergency repairs and the water damage that comes with them.