Whole House Repiping
Every Supply Line Replaced
Want to stop worrying about your plumbing for decades? Our whole house repiping replaces every hot and cold supply line, valve and fixture connection in one carefully managed project.
Whole House Repiping That Covers Every Line, Valve and Connection
A true whole house repipe replaces the entire water distribution system, starting at the point where the service line enters your home. That includes the main shutoff valve, every hot and cold line to kitchens, bathrooms and laundry, the connections at the water heater and the lines feeding outdoor faucets. Each fixture gets new stub-outs and new angle stop valves, so nothing old remains between the meter connection and the faucet.
Completeness matters because partial work leaves weak links behind. A home with new lines but original shutoff valves will still face seized or leaking stops. Old hose bib lines may still freeze, and an original recirculation loop may still leak. Our whole house repiping scope lists every item being replaced, including refrigerator and ice maker lines, washer box valves and any pressure regulator connections, so you know the entire system is new when we finish.
What Our Whole House Repipe Includes
Every whole house repiping project is scoped individually, but each one covers the core components below, along with any extras your home needs, such as recirculation lines, water softener loops or added fixtures.
Supply Lines
New hot and cold lines to every fixture throughout your home.
Main Shutoff
Install a new, accessible main shutoff valve where water enters.
Angle Stops
Fit new quarter-turn shutoffs at sinks, toilets and appliance connections.
Heater Connections
Replace water heater supply lines and connections with new fittings.
Hose Bibs
Repipe outdoor faucets, often upgrading them to durable frost-free styles.
Appliance Lines
Install new washer valves, ice maker lines and dishwasher supplies.
Can You Stay in Your Home During a Whole House Repipe?
In most cases, yes. Whole house repiping is planned so your home stays livable throughout the project. Work happens during the day, and the crew runs new lines while the old system still supplies water to most of the house. Water is shut off only when connections are switched over, and it’s typically back on by evening. Bathrooms and the kitchen remain usable outside working hours, so daily routines can continue with modest adjustments.
There will be some disruption. Expect noise from cutting and drilling, crews moving in and out and dust in the rooms where walls are opened, though we use drop cloths and plastic barriers to contain it. Some families with infants, home offices or medical needs choose to plan around the noisiest days. We’ll share a daily schedule ahead of time, so you know which rooms we’ll be working in and when water will be off.
Why Homeowners Trust Us With Complete Repipes
We treat your home like it’s being lived in, because it is. Our licensed and insured plumbers plan every route before the first cut, protect floors and furnishings and clean up at the end of each day. A detailed written scope shows exactly what’s being replaced. We handle permits and inspections, pressure test the entire system and walk you through the completed work, including where every new shutoff valve is located.
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Qualified Team
Skilled and Certified Plumbers at Your Service.
Affordable Price
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Our Track Record of Excellence.
Benefits of Repiping Your Entire Home
Replacing everything at once means no old pipe left to fail, so you’re not repaying for wall openings in a few years. It delivers consistent pressure and clean water at every fixture simultaneously. New shutoff valves throughout give you control during emergencies or repairs. A single project costs less overall than replacing sections one at a time. And a complete repipe offers clear documentation that insurers, inspectors and buyers value.
Whole House Repiping in CA, TX and FL
Our plumbers complete whole house repiping projects for single-story and multi-story homes across California, Texas and Florida, including slab-foundation homes where new lines are routed overhead through attics and walls.
A Typical Day-by-Day Whole House Repipe
Every home is different, but most whole house repipes follow a predictable pattern. Here’s what an average project looks like from start to finish.
On the first day, the crew protects floors, sets up dust barriers and opens walls and ceilings along the planned routes. The next day or two are spent running new lines through attics, walls and crawl spaces while your existing plumbing continues supplying water to the house.
Once the new lines are in place, connections are switched over fixture by fixture, and the system is pressure tested. The inspector visits, the old lines are disconnected and the system is flushed. Final days are spent on patching walls and cleanup, depending on the agreed scope.
How Our Whole House Repiping Works
A plumber visits to map your current plumbing, count fixtures and discuss material choices, including PEX, copper or a combination.
You’ll receive a written scope listing every line, valve and connection to be replaced, the access plan, permits and the project timeline. We schedule start dates around your calendar, then share a daily plan so you know which rooms will be affected and when water will be temporarily turned off.
The new system is installed, connected and pressure tested before inspection. After approval, the original pipes are disconnected, and each fixture is checked for flow, temperature and leaks. We clean thoroughly, patch or prepare openings according to the scope and show you how to use your new main shutoff.
Start Your Whole House Repipe Today
Ready for plumbing you won’t have to think about for decades? Call our licensed plumbers to plan your whole house repiping project with a detailed, written scope.
Whole House Repiping Questions Answered
What does a whole house repipe include?
It replaces every water supply line, the main shutoff, fixture shutoff valves, water heater connections, outdoor faucets and appliance supply lines.
Can I stay home during repiping?
Usually, yes. Work happens during the day, and water is typically restored each evening, so most families stay home throughout the project.
Do drain pipes get replaced too?
A standard repipe covers water supply lines. Drain and sewer pipes are separate and can be replaced if inspection shows they need it.
How many walls will be opened?
It varies by layout. Openings are usually small and planned at strategic points, and PEX typically requires fewer openings than copper.
How long will a whole house repipe last?
Properly installed PEX and copper systems are expected to last many decades, giving you long-term reliability with very little maintenance.