Whole-house repiping in South Scottsdale
Tired of leak after leak? A repipe replaces the old water lines in your home with new PEX or copper, usually in a few days, with the walls patched when it's done.
- PEX or copper
- Done in days, not weeks
- Walls patched after
- Licensed & insured
Same-day service7 a.m.–8 p.m., 7 days
When a repipe makes sense
- Your home still has galvanized water lines
- You've had more than one leak in the last few years
- Water pressure keeps dropping
- You've had a slab leak and want to stop the next one
- You're remodeling and the walls are already open
How it works
New lines are usually run through the attic and walls instead of under the slab, so a future leak is easy to reach. The plumber cuts small openings, runs the new pipe, connects each fixture, and patches the openings. Most homes have water back on each evening.
What you can expect
A real person answers 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., every day. No phone tree.
Price before work You hear the price and say yes before anything starts.
Licensed and insured Plumbers licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
Respect for your home Shoe covers, drop cloths, and a clean work area.
Questions
PEX or copper?
Both work well. PEX is flexible and quick to run in older homes. Copper is the traditional choice. The plumber can explain the trade-offs for your house.
Will I have water during the job?
In most homes the water is off during the day and back on at night.
How much is a repipe?
The plumber looks at the problem first and tells you the price before any work starts.
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