What is a whole house repipe?

A whole house repipe replaces all or most of the home’s water supply piping with new materials to restore reliability, pressure, and safety.

When is a whole house repipe recommended?

It’s recommended when pipes are heavily corroded, leaking repeatedly, undersized, outdated (galvanized, polybutylene), or causing pressure and water quality issues throughout the home.

What are common signs my home needs a repipe?

Frequent leaks, low water pressure, rusty or discolored water, temperature fluctuations, and aging pipe materials are common indicators.

Does a whole house repipe require opening walls or ceilings?

Yes, access is required to replace piping, but openings are kept as minimal and strategic as possible.

What pipe materials are used for repiping?

Common materials include PEX and copper, selected based on home layout, local code requirements, and long-term durability goals.

How long does a whole house repipe usually take?

Most whole house repipes are completed within several days, depending on home size, layout, and complexity.

Will I need to leave my home during a repipe?

In most cases, homeowners can remain in the home, though temporary water shutoffs are required during active work periods.

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Why You May Need Whole House Repipe

Common problems and situations that typically require professional whole house repipe.

Frequent leaks throughout the home

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Multiple failures often indicate the piping system is deteriorating as a whole.

Outdated or corroded pipe materials

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Older plumbing materials can restrict flow and increase leak risk.

Low pressure or inconsistent performance

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A full repipe restores proper flow and reliability across the home.

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Whole-house repiping provides a durable foundation for decades of use.

What to Expect During a Whole House Repipe

A structured, step-by-step process designed to modernize your plumbing system while minimizing disruption.

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