4.9
2000+ Google reviews
Galvanized steel and polybutylene pipes fail from the inside out. Repiping replaces them with PEX or copper, room by room, and you can usually stay in the house while we work. We open only what we need to and patch the drywall when we’re done.
What’s included
A walkthrough to map every supply line in the house
New PEX or copper lines, with the pros and cons of each explained
New shut-off valves at each fixture
Permit and inspection
Drywall patching over every opening we make
Signs you need us
Low water pressure throughout the house
Rusty or brown water, especially first thing in the morning
Pinhole leaks showing up more often
Galvanized steel pipes in an older home, or grey plastic polybutylene lines
What affects the price
The size of the house and the number of bathrooms
PEX or copper
Access: an open basement is quicker than finished ceilings or a slab
How much drywall needs to be opened and patched
How it works
What happens after you call
1
Call or request a quote
Call any time or send the quote form. A real person picks up, never a phone menu.
2
We text you an arrival window
You get a 2-hour window by text, and another text when your plumber is on the way.
3
We diagnose
and give you a fixed written price before any work starts. Nothing happens until you say yes.
4
Fixed, tested, cleaned up
We test the repair in front of you, clean the work area and take the old parts with us.
More services
Something else going on?
Water leaking right now?
First, shut off your main water valve
It’s usually where the water line enters the house, in the basement or next to the water heater. Turn it clockwise until it stops, then call us.
On call 24/7
