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Whole-House Repiping

Recurring pinhole leaks, rusty water, and dropping water pressure are classic signs of failing galvanized or polybutylene pipe. Instead of chasing leak after leak, a whole-house repipe replaces the system once — with copper or PEX built to last.

Copper RepipePEX RepipeGalvanized Pipe ReplacementLeak PreventionWater Pressure Restoration
Whole-House Repiping work completed by 5Star Plumbing Trenchless in Las Vegas

Why Homeowners Choose This Service

Ends Recurring Leaks

Retiring old, corroded pipe removes the root cause instead of patching symptom after symptom.

Restores Full Water Pressure

Mineral buildup inside old galvanized pipe chokes flow — new lines run at full diameter.

Protects Your Home's Value

A documented repipe is a major selling point and prevents future water-damage surprises.

Copper or PEX — Your Choice

We install whichever system fits your budget, layout and long-term goals, done to code.

Our Process

1

Whole-Home Assessment

We map your existing plumbing, identify problem runs, and discuss copper vs. PEX with you.

2

Written Repipe Plan

You get a clear scope, timeline and price before any wall or ceiling is opened.

3

Careful, Room-by-Room Install

We route new lines with minimal drywall impact and protect floors and furnishings throughout.

4

Pressure Test & Walkthrough

Every line is tested, fixtures are reconnected, and we walk the whole system with you before we leave.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I repipe with copper or PEX?
Copper is a rigid, time-tested metal pipe with strong resale appeal. PEX is a flexible polymer pipe that installs faster, resists freeze-cracking, and typically costs less. We'll walk you through the trade-offs for your specific home.
How long does a whole-house repipe take?
Most single-family homes are repiped in 2-4 days depending on size and layout, with water restored to at least part of the home each night.
Will you need to cut into my walls?
Some drywall access is usually required. We plan cuts carefully to minimize the number and size of openings, and we can coordinate patch/paint referrals afterward.
How do I know if I actually need a repipe?
Frequent pinhole leaks, rusty or discolored water, chronically low pressure, and visible galvanized pipe are all strong indicators. We offer a free assessment to confirm before recommending a repipe.

Stop patching leaks one at a time — get a clear, written whole-house repipe quote.

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