Repiping Services for Your Home's Plumbing Needs
Whole-home repiping, from galvanized to copper or PEX piping installation, done right, done once.
If your home was built before the 1970s and still has its original plumbing, there's a good chance you're dealing with galvanized steel pipes that are corroded from the inside out. That corrosion is why your water pressure is weak, your water looks rusty, and you keep having pinhole leaks in random spots.
Patching individual leaks on a failing system is like putting tape on a garden hose. At some point, the smarter move is to replace the whole system with modern solutions like copper piping installation or PEX piping installation and be done with it.
We repipe homes with copper or PEX to ensure better flow, enhanced water quality, and a plumbing system that will last for decades instead of just months between repairs.
Serving Louisville, Jeffersonville, New Albany, and Beyond
What We Do
Whole-home repipe services include both copper piping installation and PEX piping installation to meet your needs. For those on a budget, we offer partial repipe solutions, replacing the worst sections first. Our team conducts a thorough pipe material assessment and provides recommendations tailored to your situation. Enjoy improved water quality through pipe replacement, with a focus on supply line replacement for both hot and cold water. We ensure proper sizing to restore full water pressure throughout your home.
Tired of fighting old pipes?
Whole-home repipe services include both copper piping installation and PEX piping installation to meet your needs. For those on a budget, we offer partial repipe solutions, replacing the worst sections first. Our team conducts a thorough pipe material assessment and provides recommendations tailored to your situation. Enjoy improved water quality through pipe replacement, with a focus on supply line replacement for both hot and cold water. We ensure proper sizing to restore full water pressure throughout your home.
Repiping Questions
"How do I know if my house needs repiping?"
The biggest signs of plumbing issues include consistently low water pressure, rusty or discolored water—especially noticeable when you first turn on a faucet—frequent leaks in various locations, visible corrosion on exposed pipes, or water that has a metallic taste. If your home has galvanized pipes and you're experiencing two or more of these symptoms, it may be a good time to consider an assessment. Additionally, exploring options like copper piping installation or PEX piping installation could offer you a long-term solution.
"What's the difference between copper and PEX?"
Copper piping installation is a proven choice that has been utilized for decades due to its durability, long-lasting nature, and resistance to bacteria. On the other hand, PEX piping installation offers flexibility, is quicker to install, costs less, and manages freezing conditions better than copper. Both options are excellent, and we will recommend the best choice based on your home's layout and your budget.
"How long does a whole-home repipe take?"
Most residential repipes, whether through copper piping installation or PEX piping installation, take 2 to 5 days depending on the size of the home, number of fixtures, and accessibility of the existing pipes. We'll walk you through the timeline before we start so you know what to expect.
"Will repiping fix my water pressure?"
If your pressure problems stem from corroded or restricted pipes, which is the most common issue in older Kentuckiana homes, then yes. A new piping installation, whether through copper or PEX, will restore full flow to every fixture in the house.
"Is repiping worth the cost?"
If you're spending money on repeated leak repairs, dealing with rusty water, or planning to sell your home in the next few years, investing in copper piping installation or PEX piping installation pays for itself. It eliminates the ongoing repair cycle and adds real value to the property.
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