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Repiping

Copper or PEX, a room or a whole house

From
$4,800
How long
Usually 2 to 4 days for a house

Galvanized steel rusts from the inside until the water barely comes through. When a house is still on it, patching one leak just moves the next one along. A repipe replaces every supply line at once, through as few openings as we can manage.

We draw the runs before we cut anything, show you where every hole will be, and patch them all before we leave. Most houses take two to four days, with water back on every evening.

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New copper water pipes running through drilled wooden studs in an opened wall, fresh soldered tees glinting in hard side light

What's included

  • A plan of every run before we start
  • Copper or PEX, your choice, priced both ways
  • Access holes patched and ready for paint
  • Pressure tested and inspected

Typical jobs

  • A 1950s house on galvanized pipe
  • Pinhole leaks in old copper
  • Low pressure on the second floor
  • A kitchen moved across the house

Recent jobs like this

  • New copper water lines strapped to the joists of a crawlspace, old corroded galvanized pipe lying on the dirt beside them, lit by a headlamp

    Service ticket 261014

    A 1950s bungalow repiped in copper

    Single-story bungalow, Cedar Bluff

    Called
    Monday, 9:15 a.m.
    On site in
    Estimate the same day
    Time on site
    3 days
    Cost
    $6,900, all supply lines

Questions

Will I have water while you work?

Yes, every evening. We work room by room and turn the water back on before we leave each day.

Copper or PEX?

Copper lasts and looks the part where it shows; PEX is quicker to run and costs less. We price both and tell you which we'd pick for your house.

Tidewell Plumbing
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