Piping and repiping
Repiping replaces damaged water-supply pipes, from one section to an entire home. We assess the damage and explain how much pipe needs replacement.
When should you consider repiping?
Persistent moisture, mold, rotting wood, rising water bills or heavy corrosion call for an inspection. Leaks throughout the house may point to a wider problem. These signs do not automatically mean you need a whole-house repipe.
If damage is limited, replacing one section may be enough. An aging system, widespread corrosion or poorly installed pipe may justify a larger replacement.
Choosing replacement pipe
PEX
Flexible pipe that generally costs less than copper.
Copper
Rigid, durable pipe used for water-supply systems.
Replacing failing galvanized pipe can improve pressure and reduce repeated leaks. We explain the material and installation options for your home.
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Talk to us about your pipes.
Call or text (206) 671-8888, or send a request online. We will confirm the next step.