How do I know if I need a house repipe?
You may need a repipe if you notice low water pressure, discolored water, recurring leaks, or if your home has older galvanized or polybutylene pipes.
What type of pipes do you use for repiping?
We typically install PEX or copper piping, depending on your budget, home layout, and long-term goals. PEX is flexible and cost-effective, while copper is extremely durable.
How long does a full repipe take?
Most whole-home repipes can be completed in 1 to 3 days. We work efficiently to minimize disruption and get your plumbing back up and running quickly.
Will you have to cut into my walls?
Yes, but we keep access points as small and clean as possible. After installation, we patch the areas so you’re not left with open drywall or holes.
Is repiping covered by homeowner’s insurance?
It depends on your policy. Some insurance plans cover water damage caused by pipe failure but not the cost of replacing the pipes. We recommend checking with your provider.