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You’ll have consistent water pressure throughout your entire home. No more weak showers or slow-filling washing machines.
Your water tastes clean again. Old corroded pipes won’t contaminate your drinking water with metallic flavors or discolored water.
You can stop holding your breath every time you hear water running, wondering if today’s the day an old pipe finally gives out and floods your house.
We’ve been solving Elk Grove’s toughest plumbing problems for over 60 years. We’ve repiped thousands of homes in this area.
We know exactly which neighborhoods have the galvanized steel pipes from the 1950s. We understand how Sacramento’s hard water affects different pipe materials over time.
When your neighbor recommends a plumber, it’s probably us. Our trucks have been in Elk Grove driveways since your grandparents lived here.
First, we inspect your current plumbing system with camera technology. You’ll see exactly what we’re dealing with before we start any work.
We map out the most efficient route for new pipes, minimizing wall openings and disruption to your daily routine. Most homes take 2-5 days to complete.
We install your new copper or PEX pipes, test everything thoroughly, then patch and paint any wall openings we made. You get a warranty on both the pipes and our workmanship.
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Every repiping job includes complete replacement of your home’s water supply lines with premium materials. We use heavy-grade Type L copper or high-quality PEX piping.
You get new shut-off valves, updated connections to all fixtures, and proper permits pulled with the city of Elk Grove. We handle the inspections too.
Elk Grove’s older neighborhoods often have unique challenges – like homes built on slabs or unusual pipe routing from decades-old construction methods. We’ve solved these problems hundreds of times and know exactly how to work around them efficiently.
Most Elk Grove homeowners pay between $5,000 and $30,000 for complete repiping, depending on home size and pipe material choice. A typical 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home usually falls in the $8,000-$15,000 range.
The final cost depends on your home’s square footage, number of fixtures, and whether we need to access pipes under concrete slabs. Copper piping costs more upfront but lasts longer, while PEX offers excellent value and flexibility.
We provide detailed written estimates that break down materials, labor, permits, and wall repair costs. No surprise charges or hidden diagnostic fees – the price we quote is the price you pay.
Most Elk Grove homes take 2-5 days to repipe completely. Smaller homes or condos might finish in 2-3 days, while larger homes with multiple stories or complex layouts can take up to a week.
We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your routine. You’ll have running water restored each evening, though we recommend having drinking water on hand during the work days.
The timeline can extend if we discover unexpected issues like severely corroded pipes or need to coordinate with city inspectors. We keep you informed of any changes to the schedule as soon as we know about them.
Both materials work excellently in Elk Grove’s climate and water conditions. Copper pipes last 50+ years, resist corrosion, and many homeowners prefer them for resale value. They cost more initially but offer proven longevity.
PEX piping costs less, installs faster, and handles temperature changes better than copper. It’s extremely durable with a 75-year lifespan and doesn’t make noise when water flows through it.
For most Elk Grove homeowners, we recommend PEX for its value and performance. However, if you’re planning to sell within a few years or prefer traditional materials, copper remains an excellent choice.
We minimize wall damage by carefully mapping pipe routes and using the most efficient access points. Most repiping requires small openings in walls to reach pipe connections, but we patch, texture, and paint these areas to match your existing finishes.
Landscaping damage is rare since most Elk Grove homes have accessible plumbing routes through crawl spaces, basements, or attics. If we need to excavate outside, we restore landscaping and concrete work as part of the job.
Our crews protect your furniture and flooring throughout the project. We’re not the cheapest option, but we’re the one that leaves your home looking like we were never there – except for the perfect water pressure.
Yes, Elk Grove requires permits for complete repiping projects. We handle all permit applications, inspections, and city coordination as part of our service. You don’t need to visit City Hall or deal with bureaucracy.
The permit process typically adds 1-2 days to project timelines while we wait for inspection scheduling. Sacramento County has specific requirements for pipe materials and installation methods that we follow exactly.
Having proper permits protects your investment and ensures insurance coverage if problems arise later. When you sell your home, buyers and their inspectors will see that the repiping was done legally and professionally.
Low water pressure throughout your home is the most common sign, especially if it’s gotten worse over time. Discolored or metallic-tasting water indicates pipe corrosion, particularly in Elk Grove’s older neighborhoods with original galvanized steel pipes.
Multiple leaks within a short timeframe suggest your pipes are failing systematically. If your home was built between 1995-2007, you might have problematic KITEC piping that’s prone to sudden failure and flooding.
Visible corrosion on exposed pipes, frequent clogs, or water bills that keep increasing without explanation all point to aging plumbing systems. Most Elk Grove homes over 50 years old benefit from repiping, even if problems haven’t appeared yet.
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