Is it time to repipe?
- Your home has galvanized steel supply pipe (common before the 1960s)
- Your home has gray polybutylene pipe (installed from the late 1970s to mid-1990s)
- You've had more than one pinhole leak in copper lines
- Water pressure has dropped throughout the house
- Hot or cold water comes out brown or rusty
How a repipe works
- Inspection and planWe map out new lines and give you a clear, written price.
- Protect the homeFloors and furniture are covered and work areas sealed off.
- New supply linesUsually PEX, with copper where it makes sense.
- Minimal openingsCrawlspaces and attics are used to keep wall openings small.
- Test and inspectPressure testing and permit inspection where required.
- Water back onMost homes have water at the end of each work day.
Plenty of homes in Greenville's older neighborhoods and 1980s and '90s subdivisions are reaching the point where repiping is the smarter long-term investment than chasing leaks.
Whole Home Repiping across the Upstate
We provide whole home repiping throughout Greenville County and nearby communities, including: