Repipes, start to finish
When old pipes keep leaking or the water looks wrong, patching stops making sense. We give you a straight answer on what really needs replacing, then repipe in PEX or copper.
Signs you need it
- Repeated pinhole leaks
- Discolored water or low pressure across the house
- Old galvanized or polybutylene pipes
- You're remodeling and the walls are open anyway
What's included
- An honest look at what can stay
- PEX or copper, explained side by side
- Permit and inspection handled
- Walls patched where we opened them
How the job goes
InspectWe look at the pipes you can see and test the system.
PlanWritten price and a schedule, room by room.
RepipeWater back on at the end of each day where we can.
InspectInspector signs off, walls patched.
Questions about repipes
PEX or copper?
Both are good. PEX is flexible and quicker to fit; copper is rigid and long-proven. We'll explain which suits your house.
Will I be without water?
We plan the work so you have water in the evenings wherever possible.
Do I need the whole house done?
Not always. Sometimes one section is the problem, and we'll tell you if so.
