Plumbing Repiping

A full repipe replaces all old and corroded pipes, completely removing the risk of pinhole leaks hidden within walls that can lead to mould and structural damage.

New pipes remove the rust and sediment buildup found in older systems, ensuring the water you use for drinking, cooking, and bathing is clean, clear, and free of metallic tastes.

Corrosion inside old pipes narrows the passage for water, causing low pressure. New, full-diameter pipes restore strong and consistent water flow throughout your entire home.

Choice of Pipe Material
The most common choices are copper and PEX (cross-linked polyethylene). Copper is highly durable but more expensive, while PEX is flexible, corrosion-resistant, and more cost-effective. The right material depends on your budget and local building codes. Choosing the proper material ensures longevity and minimizes future plumbing issues.

Scope of the Project
Decide whether you need a full, whole-house repipe or if the problems are isolated to a specific area. A complete repipe is a long-term solution, while a partial one may be suitable for newer homes with a problematic section. Understanding your project’s scope helps manage time, budget, and disruption to your household.

Accessibility of Pipes
The ease of access to your current plumbing will impact the project’s duration and cost. Pipes in open basements or crawlspaces are easier to replace than those hidden behind finished walls, ceilings, or concrete slabs. Planning around accessibility can help minimize damage to existing structures during the process.

Permits and Building Codes
A full plumbing repiping is a major project that almost always requires a permit. Ensure your plumbing contractor is licensed and knowledgeable about local codes to guarantee the work is done safely and legally. Compliance with permits and codes prevents costly rework or penalties later on.

Water Pressure and Flow Rate
Before repiping, assess your home’s current water pressure and flow rate. Upgrading to properly sized pipes can improve water delivery and consistency, ensuring better performance for fixtures and appliances throughout your home.

Long-Term Peace of Mind

A complete repipe is a permanent solution that eliminates the worry of recurring leaks, clogs, and other pipe-related issues for decades to come.

Increased Property Value

A new plumbing system is a major upgrade and a significant selling point, making your home more attractive to potential buyers and increasing its market value.

Healthier Water Supply

By removing old pipes that may contain lead or other contaminants, you ensure that your family’s water is safer and healthier.

Prevents Catastrophic Failures

Replacing your entire system proactively prevents a major pipe burst, which can cause devastating flooding and thousands of dollars in water damage.

• Water Heater Installation
• Toilet Bowl Installation
• Toilet Flush System Installation
• Water Tap / Faucet Installation
• Shower Installation
• Bidet Spray Installation

• Bottle Trap Installation
• Kitchen Sink Bottle Trap Installation / Replacement
• Bathroom Basin Bottle Trap
• Wash Basin Installation / Replacement
• Sink Installation
• Kitchen Sink Installation

• New Installation / Re-piping
• Bottle Trap Installation
• Bathroom Basin Bottle Trap
• Sink Installation
• Basin Cabinet Installation
• Mirror Cabinet Installation