Low water pressure, discolored water, or pinhole leaks are classic signs of aging galvanized pipe. We replace it with copper or PEX built to last decades.
Not every pipe problem requires replacing the whole system — a single corroded fitting or a pinhole leak can often be repaired directly. But when a home's galvanized supply lines have reached the end of their life, patch repairs become a losing game, and a full repipe is the more reliable long-term fix.
Our repiping work uses copper or PEX, chosen based on your home's layout, budget and local code requirements. We route new lines carefully to minimize wall and ceiling openings, install a clean, labeled manifold where it makes sense, and pressure-test every new line before it's closed up.
What's Included
Pinhole leak and corroded pipe spot repair
Full home repiping in copper or PEX
Galvanized pipe replacement
Pressure-balance manifold installation
Pressure testing on every completed repipe
Our Process
1
Call or Request Online
Tell us what's happening and where.
2
On-Site Diagnosis
We inspect the issue and explain your options.
3
Flat-Rate Price
You approve the cost before work begins.
4
Repair & Test
We complete the work and verify it holds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequent pinhole leaks, persistently low water pressure, and rusty or discolored water are strong signs that galvanized pipe is corroding from the inside — at that point, repeated spot repairs usually cost more over time than one repipe.
Both are code-approved and durable. Copper has a very long track record and natural corrosion resistance; PEX is flexible, fast to install and often more budget-friendly. We'll recommend based on your home's specific layout and budget.
Timelines vary with home size and pipe accessibility. We'll walk the property first and give you a clear schedule and flat-rate price before any work begins.