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Plumbing problems can be extremely frustrating, especially when it means you can’t use your toilet, sink, shower, or all of the above! Have plumbing questions ask our professional team at Repipe and Replumbing?

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What is whole home repiping?

The process of whole home repiping requires small holes to be cut in interior walls and ceilings then new pex pipes are then installed replacing the existing waterlines.

When should I consider repiping my home?

If you're experiencing rusty water, low water pressure or water leaks you need to seriously consider repiping. If you experienced burst pipes due to the recent catastrophic freezing events you should have your home repiped. If you have thin wall pitted copper pipes or cpvc plastic pipe you should consider repiping your home. The only pipes that didn't not burst fail during these historic freezing events were pex pipes.

How many holes will be cut and what size?

The number of holes and sizes vary. We never need to remove entire walls to repipe any home. Each house and project is different but we guarantee a clean turnkey process. Whatever we remove will be put back to the best condition possible.

Which type of pipe will be used?

We only use PEX A pipe. This is an expansion type pex pipe.

Warranty?

We warranty all of our whole home repipes for 25 years to the original purchaser. We also offer up to a 10 year transferable warranty if the home is sold by the original purchaser. Warranty covers parts and