When a repipe makes sense
- More than one slab leak or pinhole leak
- Low pressure all over the house
- Old pipe brands with a history of failing
- A remodel that opens the walls anyway
How it works
- The plumber looks at your home and gives you a plan and a price.
- New lines are run through the walls and attic, a few rooms at a time.
- Water is shut off only while lines are switched over.
- Openings in the drywall are patched when the work is done.
Every visit, every time
Water heaters are our specialty
Repairs, replacements, tankless and flushes. It's most of what we do, so the right parts are usually on the truck.
Price before work
The plumber shows you the problem and tells you the price. You decide before anything starts.
Local to Queen Creek
Based on Ellsworth Road downtown. Not a call center in another state.
Over 20 years of experience
Licensed and insured plumbers who know East Valley homes and hard water.
Whole-house repiping questions
PEX or copper?
Both are good. PEX costs less and handles hard water well. Copper is the traditional choice. The plumber will explain the trade-offs for your home.
Can we stay home during a repipe?
Yes. Water is only off for part of the day while lines are connected.
