Repiping Questions, Answered

It's replacing the water supply lines running through your house. We cut small access points in the walls and ceilings, run new PEX-A pipe, then patch everything back so you're left with clean, reliable water in every room.

If you're seeing rusty water, low water pressure, or leaks in more than one spot, it's time to take a serious look. Same if you lost pipes in one of Houston's hard freezes, or your home still has thin-wall, pitted copper or old CPVC. PEX was about the only pipe that came through those freezes without bursting.

Most homes are done in one to two days. Your water is back on every evening while we work, so the disruption stays minimal.

It varies by house. We never remove entire walls to repipe a home — we cut small access points where we need them. Whatever we open, we put back to the best condition possible. It’s a clean, turnkey process.

Expansion-type PEX-A, only. It resists corrosion, chlorine, and scale, and it flexes in a freeze instead of splitting like copper.

Not necessarily. If the budget or timing isn't right for a full repipe, we can build a plan — start with the leaking lines, then the easy-to-reach ones, and replace the rest over time.

Most whole-home repipes in Houston run between $5,000 and $15,000, depending on your home's size and layout. We give you a written, upfront number after a free in-home visit. See our repipe cost page for the full breakdown.

Yes. Financing starts as low as $99/mo with $0-down options, terms up to 12 years, and no prepayment penalty — so a repipe doesn’t have to wait for the right month.

Parts and labor, for 25 years, to the original owner. If you sell the home, the warranty transfers to the new owner for up to 10 years.