Whole-house repipe
New PEX or copper takes over every supply run, with fresh shutoff valves at the fixtures. Where old pipe is out of reach, it is capped and left in the wall.
Repiping and Water Line Replacement in Michigan
We replace worn supply pipe in one area or the whole house, and renew the buried line from the meter. Consider it for repeat leaks, weak pressure or known old pipe.
Original-pipe houses and newer homes with one bad run both come to us for repiping.
Repiping services
Repiping one area
If just one branch is giving trouble, swapping that branch alone can carry the house for years.
New water service line
Between meter and house, a buried line can rust, split or seep. We open a trench, lay a new one and connect both ends.
Choosing PEX or copper
PEX flexes around corners with fewer joints, handy in finished walls. Copper is stiff and time-tested. We go through both and price your choice.
Checking your current pipe
Look first at pipe you can see, beneath the sinks and around the heater, and judge its condition.
Give us the build year and any earlier pipe replacement, and we will help you weigh one area against the whole house.
What a repipe is like
We feed pipe through small drywall cutouts, join each run, test it under pressure and only then patch the wall.
New pipe may be due if a slab leak appears. Read leak detection and slab leaks, or open the home page for the other services.
Call us for a free quote
Share the house’s age and what the pipe beneath the sinks looks like, and your free quote can begin.
Call (855) 321-3426