Plumbing Repipe in San Antonio, TX
Leak after leak, or pressure that keeps fading? It may be time to stop patching. A repipe replaces your old supply lines with new pipe, usually PEX, with as few wall openings as possible.
Why this happens
Most repipes start the same way. Another copper pinhole. Galvanized pipe so rusted the shower barely trickles. A second slab leak. Tinted water. Or a remodel where the walls are open anyway. We replace every supply line from the main shutoff to each fixture. For slab homes, we leave the old lines in the concrete and take the new ones up and over through the attic. Leaks under the floor become a thing of the past.
What our crew checks
Current pipe
Material, age and leak history.
Path plan
Attic and wall routes chosen to limit openings.
Fixture list
We list each fixture, appliance and outdoor spigot so none get missed.
Insulation
Attic pipe wrapped against heat and cold.
Permitting
Pulled and inspected where required.
Ways we can fix it
Partial
One wing, one floor, or just the hot side.
Whole home
Every water line in the house, start to finish.
With a remodel
New lines run while the walls are already open.
While you wait for us
Out here on the west side
Plumbing Repipe near Alamo Ranch and Westover Hills
Far west side attics roast in August and can drop below freezing in a cold snap like February 2021. When we run new pipe overhead, we keep it away from eaves and gable vents and wrap it well. Your address decides whether a City of San Antonio permit applies, and we take care of whatever is required.
Plumbing Repipe FAQ
How long will a repipe take?
Usually a few days, depending on the size of the house. On most jobs your water is back on each night.
Why do you use PEX?
It resists scale, survives freezes better, needs fewer joints and threads through existing walls more easily.
What about the holes in my walls?
They stay small and neat, ready for a drywall crew to close up.
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