Homes built before 1970 often still have galvanized steel pipe, which rusts from the inside and drops water pressure year by year. A repipe replaces every supply line in the house with PEX or copper.
We map the route through closets and basements to keep wall openings small, and your water is back on each evening. The free estimate is written, with a fixed price and a start date.
What is included
- Free written estimate at a fixed price
- PEX or Type L copper
- Water back on every night
- Permit and final inspection handled
- 10-year labor warranty on repipes
Questions about whole-house repiping
How long does a repipe take?
Two to four days for most single-family homes. Larger homes or ones with finished basements can take up to a week.
PEX or copper?
PEX costs less, handles freezing better and needs fewer wall openings. Copper lasts longer in some water conditions. We explain both on the estimate.
How booking whole-house repiping works
Shut off the water, then call
Turn the main valve clockwise and call (555) 010-3311. A person answers at any hour.
Price agreed on the phone
We quote before we roll, including any published after-hours surcharge.
Fixed and documented
A licensed plumber arrives in about 90 minutes, does the work and leaves photos and an itemized invoice for your insurer.
Other services
Emergency plumbing
Burst pipes, overflowing toilets and water coming through the ceiling, any hour.
Drain clearing
Kitchen, bathroom and main line clogs cleared, one flat price per drain.
Water heater repair and replacement
No hot water, a leaking tank, or rusty water from the taps.
Questions before you book?
Or call (555) 010-3311.