Repiping & Water Line Replacement

Repiping & Water Line Replacement

Galvanized steel and older polybutylene lines don't just fail quietly — they corrode from the inside, drop water pressure year over year, and eventually let go behind a finished wall. If you're seeing rusty water, pinhole leaks, or pressure that's dropped room to room, a repipe is almost always cheaper than repeatedly patching the same aging system.

We repipe full homes and additions in copper or PEX, running clean, labeled manifolds like the one pictured from a recent job. When the problem is outside the walls — a failing underground water service line, for example — we trench, replace, and backfill with minimal disruption to landscaping and hardscape, and pressure-test the new line before we ever close the trench.