Repipe & remodel
New pipes, no chaos, done on the date we name.
A whole-home repipe sounds disruptive. Planned right, it's a few orderly days: water stays on each night, walls get surgical openings instead of demolition, and the schedule we commit to is the schedule that happens.
Sound familiar?
When patching stops making sense.
If your home predates the 1970s and was never repiped, corroded galvanized lines are strangling your pressure — and flaking rust into your water.
The class-action pipe. It fails without warning, and insurers increasingly refuse to cover homes that still have it.
Two slab or wall leaks in the same system is the system talking. The third one is scheduled — you just don't know the date.
Brown until it runs clear means pipe interiors are shedding. That's in every glass you pour.
A shower that dies when the washer fills is a supply system past its capacity.
Opening the walls anyway? That's the cheapest repipe you'll ever be offered.
What we do
Planned like a project, because it is one.
You get a written day-by-day plan before we start — and water every night.
- Whole-home repipes: PEX-A or copper — we'll explain the honest tradeoffs for your house
- Surgical access: mapped openings, numbered, and drywall-patched to paint-ready when we're done
- Water on nightly: the house is never dry overnight, ever
- Remodel rough-in & trim: kitchens and baths plumbed to your contractor's plan, on their schedule
- Fixture relocation: moving the sink actually where you want it, to code
- Permits & inspection: pulled, scheduled, and passed by us — you never chase the city
A written scope, day-by-day schedule, and one flat price.
Typically 2–4 days: pipe, pressure-test, inspect, patch.
Openings patched and sanded. You paint, or we arrange it.
Quick answers
Repipes and remodels, answered straight.
PEX or copper?
PEX-A: faster install, fewer joints, kinder to our water chemistry, and quieter. Copper: proven for generations and some owners simply prefer it. We install both well and quote both — the honest answer for most Fort Worth homes is PEX, and we'll show you why.
How long is my water off?
During working hours we isolate sections; every evening the whole house is back on. A typical single-story repipe runs 2–3 days, two-story 3–4.
How bad is the drywall damage?
Mapped, minimal, and ours to fix. Expect neat rectangular openings at manifolds and fixture drops — all patched, taped, and sanded paint-ready as part of the flat price.
Do I need to move out?
Almost never. You'll live around some dust and polite strangers for a few days — with water every night and a crew that treats the place like Rule 01 demands.
More questions? See the full FAQ or just call us — a plumber answers.
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