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Your morning shower finally has the pressure and temperature you want. No more rusty water staining your vintage fixtures or weak flow that takes forever to fill the tub.
Your water bill drops because those hidden leaks in the walls are gone. The constant worry about a pipe bursting and flooding your hardwood floors disappears completely.
You can actually use multiple fixtures at once without the water pressure dying. Your home’s value increases, and potential buyers see updated plumbing as a major plus, not a red flag that kills deals.
We’ve been serving Sacramento area homeowners with honest, professional service for years. We understand the unique challenges of Curtis Park’s 1930s and 1940s homes better than most.
Your neighbors in this tree-lined neighborhood trust us with their historic properties because we respect what makes these homes special. We’re not here to oversell or create problems that don’t exist.
When you call us, you get transparent pricing, same-day response when possible, and work that’s done right the first time. That’s exactly why we maintain a 5-star reputation throughout the Sacramento area.
First, we inspect your current plumbing system and explain exactly what needs to be replaced and why. No guesswork, no surprise charges, no pressure tactics.
We plan the project to minimize disruption to your daily routine and protect your home’s historic features. Our team carefully maps out pipe routes to preserve original architectural elements that give your home its character.
The actual repiping typically takes 1-2 days depending on your home’s size and complexity. We install modern PEX or copper piping that will last decades, not years like those old galvanized pipes.
We handle all permits and coordinate inspections. Once complete, we restore walls and surfaces, leaving your home clean and ready to use with plumbing that actually works.
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Your repiping project includes complete replacement of old galvanized or outdated pipes with modern materials designed to last. We use high-grade PEX or copper piping that won’t corrode or fail like your old pipes.
Curtis Park’s historic homes often have unique layouts that require careful planning. We work around original architectural features like crown molding and hardwood floors that make these neighborhoods so desirable.
All necessary permits are handled by our team. We coordinate inspections and ensure everything passes the first time, so you don’t have to deal with bureaucracy or delays.
The work includes thorough pressure testing, professional wall restoration, and complete cleanup. You get upfront pricing with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what you’re paying before we start.
Most repiping projects in Curtis Park homes take 1-2 days to complete. The timeline depends on your home’s size, layout, and which pipes need replacement.
Historic homes built in the 1930s and 1940s sometimes have unique architectural features that require extra care. We take time to work around original elements like crown molding and hardwood floors without damaging them.
We’ll give you a realistic timeline during our free inspection. Our goal is to complete the work efficiently while respecting your home’s character and keeping disruption to your daily routine minimal.
Absolutely. Galvanized pipes corrode from the inside out, so by the time you see a leak, significant damage has already occurred to both the pipes and potentially your home.
Curtis Park homes with original 1930s-1940s galvanized pipes are living on borrowed time. Those pipes are likely causing low water pressure, rusty water, and reduced flow throughout your house even without obvious leaks.
Replacing them proactively costs far less than emergency repairs after a pipe bursts. It also prevents water damage to your home’s irreplaceable historic features and significantly increases your property value.
Both PEX and copper are excellent choices for Curtis Park homes. PEX is flexible and easier to install in older homes with unique layouts, tight spaces, and tricky pipe routes.
Copper provides proven durability and has been successfully used in residential applications for decades. Both materials resist corrosion and will outlast your old galvanized pipes by many years.
We’ll recommend the best option based on your specific home’s layout, your budget, and your preferences. Both materials meet current building codes and provide reliable service for decades to come.
Repiping costs vary based on your home’s size, the pipe material you choose, and how accessible your existing pipes are. Most Curtis Park homes fall within a predictable range.
Historic homes sometimes present unique challenges that affect pricing, like working around original architectural features or dealing with unusual pipe routing from decades past. We account for these factors in our estimates.
We provide completely transparent, upfront pricing with zero hidden fees. You’ll know exactly what the project costs before we start any work, and we stick to our quoted price no matter what.
Not when done properly. We take great care to preserve your home’s historic character during repiping because we understand what makes Curtis Park homes special and valuable.
We plan pipe routes carefully to minimize impact on crown molding, hardwood floors, and other period details that give your home its charm. When we do need to access walls, we restore them to match the original appearance perfectly.
Most homeowners are surprised how little disruption there is to their home’s historic character. The end result is modern, reliable plumbing that supports your vintage home for decades without compromising its appeal.
Yes, we handle all permits and inspections required for repiping work in Curtis Park and throughout Sacramento. This includes coordinating with city inspectors and ensuring everything meets current codes.
Historic neighborhoods sometimes have additional requirements or considerations that we’re completely familiar with. We know Sacramento’s permitting process inside and out and handle everything so you don’t have to.
All our repiping work meets current building standards and passes inspection on the first try. You get complete peace of mind knowing the work is done properly, legally, and professionally from start to finish.
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