How much does it cost to repipe a house?

While there is no one way to determine the cost to repipe a house, generally the more repiping that needs to be done within a home, the more it will cost. Make sure to choose a reliable plumber with upfront pricing like Plumb Works to perform your home repiping.

What is involved in repiping a house?

When a house is repiped, the old plumbing system and pipes are replaced with new ones. At Plumb Works, we use high-quality copper pipes so you can rest assured your plumbing is safe and built to last.

How long does it take to repipe a house?

There are many things that can affect how long it takes to repipe a house, such as how many bathrooms are in a home or how many pipes need to be removed and replaced. The larger a house, the more likely there are a large number of pipes to replace, which will affect the time it takes.

What to expect when repiping a house?

When plumbers come to your home to repipe, they will need access to the pipes, which may require cutting holes into your walls. At Plumb Works, our plumbers are careful to do minimal damage, and repair any holes or other damage afterwards.

Can I repipe my own house?

Repiping is a tedious procedure with lots of safety risks and opportunities to mess up. The professionals at Plumb Works can do the repiping service for you and eliminate those risks at an upfront price.

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Plumb Works Inc. proudly offers repiping to Atlanta homes and businesses to those in the metro area. Contact us today to schedule your appointment or get a quick quote. We offer flat-rate pricing with no surprises. The dispatch fee is waived if you decide to use our services!

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With over 25 years in the industry, trust us with your repiping needs. Sometimes pipes are deemed to be unfit for safety or health reasons. Repiping can help you reduce the monthly water bills of your Atlanta, GA home (if you’ve had extensive leaking), and can improve your household draining and efficiency. Visit our Atlanta plumbing reviews page and see a few of our glowing customer testimonials.

When You Need a Repiping Service

Many older homes and businesses have a system of pipes that are on its last legs. Did you know that slow, steady leaks often cause more damage than a sudden burst pipe ? This is because mold or mildew growth has a chance to develop and spread over a longer time frame. While repiping requires an upfront cost, it can save you from potential costly water damage down the road. Learn more about pipe repair in Atlanta below.

Signs you may need Atlanta Pipe Repair:

Leaking from multiple areas
Water that can taste rusty or metallic.
Very low water pressure.
Ever-increasing water bills.
A slab leak has been found by your neighbor.
Pipes with pinhole leaks.

When a repiping service is required, this involves removing damaged sections of old piping and installing new piping in its place. This is necessary to stabilize the plumbing system and ensure the structural integrity.

Newer Types of Piping

Older types of piping include lead and galvanized steel which are more prone to corrosion and are structurally weaker. Polybutylene pipes were once popular but are no longer being used as they are not robust enough to withstand daily wear-and-tear. When you schedule pipe repair in Atlanta, our plumbers will advise you on all the newer types of piping and each one’s pros and cons.

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Here are the most common types of piping available today:

Copper

This is a durable and versatile material that is suited for all your household needs. Because it’s easy to install and is ideal for use in a variety of applications, it’s a popular choice for both interior and exterior piping.

PEX

This stands for polyethylene piping. This plastic material is relatively durable and versatile and can withstand basic temperature variations. PEX is resistant to scaling, chlorine, and corrosion and the pipes can be pieced together without elbows or joints.

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Plumb Works Inc uses only the highest quality of copper piping (type K) to ensure it can withstand high levels of pressure, and deal with water flow and noise. Our knowledgeable plumbers will assess your unique situation and advise you on the pros and cons of both types of plumbing.

Are you worried about the state of your pipes? Call Plumb Works Inc at 404-524-1825.

Frequently Asked Questions About Repiping

How much does it cost to repipe a house?

While there is no one way to determine the cost to repipe a house, generally the more repiping that needs to be done within a home, the more it will cost. Make sure to choose a reliable plumber with upfront pricing like Plumb Works to perform your home repiping.
What is involved in repiping a house?

When a house is repiped, the old plumbing system and pipes are replaced with new ones. At Plumb Works, we use high-quality copper pipes so you can rest assured your plumbing is safe and built to last.
How long does it take to repipe a house?

There are many things that can affect how long it takes to repipe a house, such as how many bathrooms are in a home or how many pipes need to be removed and replaced. The larger a house, the more likely there are a large number of pipes to replace, which will affect the time it takes.
What to expect when repiping a house?

When plumbers come to your home to repipe, they will need access to the pipes, which may require cutting holes into your walls. At Plumb Works, our plumbers are careful to do minimal damage, and repair any holes or other damage afterwards.
Can I repipe my own house?

Repiping is a tedious procedure with lots of safety risks and opportunities to mess up. The professionals at Plumb Works can do the repiping service for you and eliminate those risks at an upfront price.