Whole-Home Repipe
Replace aging galvanized or failing copper with new copper or PEX throughout the home.
New pipes, new water pressure, no more leaks.
Homes built before the 1980s often still run on galvanized steel that is rusting from the inside. Low pressure, discolored water and repeated leaks are the warning signs.
A repipe replaces the entire supply system with copper or PEX. Most homes are finished in one to three days, with drywall patched and water on every night.
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Which one sounds like your house?
Whole-Home Copper Repipe
Leaks in different places every year
A copper repipe replaces every hot and cold supply line in the home with Type L copper, the material with the longest track record for durability and resale value. We route new lines through walls and attic, install new valves at every fixture, patch drywall and leave you with full pressure and clean water.
Whole-Home PEX Repipe
Budget cannot stretch to copper
PEX is a flexible plastic supply line that snakes through walls with far fewer joints than copper, which means fewer places to leak, quieter pipes and a lower installed cost. It resists scale and corrosion and is the most common choice for repipes today.
Partial Repipe
Only one bathroom has problems
When one bathroom, the kitchen or a single run of pipe is failing but the rest of the home is sound, a partial repipe replaces just the bad section. It is a practical middle ground when a full repipe is not in the budget yet.
Galvanized Pipe Replacement
Brown water when the tap first opens
Galvanized steel pipe, common in homes built before 1980, rusts from the inside until the opening is a fraction of its original size. Low pressure, brown water and leaks at threaded joints are the result. Replacing it restores pressure and water quality permanently.
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