PLUMBING Whole-home repiping

Replacing the pipes that supply your home

Older supply piping can corrode, clog, or start leaking in more than one place. When repairs keep coming back, replacing the supply lines throughout the house can be the more permanent fix.

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When this makes sense

You have galvanized steel or polybutylene supply pipes
Leaks keep appearing in different places
Water pressure has dropped or water is discolored
You’re remodeling and walls are already open

What the assessment covers

Pipe material and condition where it can be seen
Water pressure at fixtures
Access routes through attic, crawlspace, or walls
Which fixtures and shutoff valves will be replaced

Options to discuss

PEX

Flexible piping that usually needs fewer wall openings; widely used for repiping.

Copper

Long-established rigid piping; more labor to route through a finished home.

Partial repipe

Replacing only the worst sections when the rest is in good condition.

How the work goes

01
RequestCall or send a short request with your city or ZIP and what’s going on. Tell us how you’d like to be contacted.
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AssessmentWe look at the equipment or system involved, the house, and what you want to change, and answer your questions.
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ProposalYou receive written options that spell out the scope of each, so you can compare them side by side.
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The workWork is scheduled at a time that suits you. Floors and work areas are protected, and the site is cleaned up when we finish.
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Follow-upWe walk you through what was done and check in afterward to make sure everything is working as expected.

Scope to plan for

Repiping requires opening some walls or ceilings. Your proposal should say how many openings and who patches them.

Water is shut off during parts of the work; plan around it.

Questions about repiping

Can I stay in the house during repiping?

In most repipes, yes. Water is typically off for part of each workday rather than the whole project.

PEX or copper?

Both are accepted for home supply lines. PEX usually means fewer wall openings and less labor; some homeowners prefer copper. The assessment covers both.

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