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You turn on your faucet and get strong, consistent water pressure every time. No more weak trickle when someone else is using water. Your water runs clear without that metallic taste or rusty color that’s been bothering you for months.
No more waking up to surprise leaks or worrying about water damage to your floors and walls. Your new pipes work quietly in the background. Gone are the banging and gurgling sounds that used to echo through your house at all hours.
Your monthly water bills drop because you’re not losing gallons to pinhole leaks you couldn’t even see. Most importantly, you have complete confidence in your plumbing system and know it will protect your home’s value for decades to come.
We’ve been solving plumbing problems for families across Northern California for five generations. We’re not newcomers trying to figure things out. We’re the plumbers your neighbors call when their old pipes finally give out.
We know Meyers homes inside and out. Many houses here were built in the 1970s, and those original pipes are reaching the end of their useful life. We’ve helped countless homeowners transition from unreliable galvanized or copper pipes to modern systems that actually work.
What sets us apart is straightforward: we show up when we say we will, explain exactly what needs to be done, and the price we quote is the price you pay. No surprises. No hidden fees. No diagnostic charges that pile up before we even start working.
First, we inspect your current plumbing system using advanced camera technology to see exactly what’s happening inside your pipes. This isn’t guesswork. We show you the problem areas and explain why pipe replacement makes more sense than endless repairs.
Next, we create a detailed plan that minimizes disruption to your daily routine. We strategically access your pipes through walls and floors, removing old galvanized or corroded copper pipes section by section. You’ll still have water service each evening.
We install new PEX or copper pipes using proven techniques that ensure proper water flow and pressure throughout your home. Our team handles all permits, inspections, and cleanup. You don’t worry about the details.
Finally, we test the entire system to make sure everything works perfectly before we consider the job complete. We patch and repair any drywall we had to open, leaving your home clean and your residential plumbing system ready for decades of reliable service.
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Our repiping service covers your entire water supply system from the main line to every fixture in your home. We replace old pipes with modern materials that resist corrosion and provide consistent water pressure for decades.
In Meyers, we commonly work with homes that have original 1970s plumbing. These systems often have galvanized pipes clogged with mineral deposits or copper pipes showing signs of pinhole leaks. We remove all problematic piping and install new systems designed to handle the area’s specific water conditions.
Your repiping project includes all necessary permits, professional installation, system testing, and complete cleanup. We also repair any drywall or flooring we need to access during the installation process. No subcontractors—our experienced team handles everything.
We use high-quality materials made in the USA and back our work with solid warranties. Whether you choose PEX for its flexibility and cost-effectiveness or copper for its proven durability, you’ll get plumbing services that add value to your home and give you confidence in your system.
Several clear signs indicate it’s time for repiping. If your water pressure has gradually weakened over the years, especially in multiple fixtures, your pipes are likely clogged with mineral buildup or corrosion. This is common in homes built in the 1970s.
Discolored water is another major red flag. Brown, rust-colored, or metallic-tasting water means your pipes are corroding from the inside. You should stop drinking this water immediately and call for an inspection.
Frequent leaks, even small ones, suggest your pipes are failing throughout the system. If you’re calling plumbers every few months for different leaks, repiping will actually save you money in the long run compared to constant repairs.
PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) is a flexible plastic pipe that’s become the preferred choice for most repiping projects. It’s significantly less expensive than copper, installs faster, and resists freezing better than rigid pipes. Most Meyers homeowners choose PEX for these practical benefits.
Copper is the traditional choice that many homeowners still prefer. It’s more expensive but has a proven track record of lasting 50-70 years. Copper is naturally antimicrobial and handles high temperatures well.
For most residential plumbing situations, we recommend PEX because it offers excellent performance at a lower cost. The installation is less disruptive since PEX can often be routed through existing spaces without extensive wall cutting. Both materials will dramatically improve your water pressure and quality compared to old galvanized or corroded pipes.
Most residential repiping projects take 2-5 days depending on your home’s size and complexity. A typical single-story home with 2-3 bathrooms usually takes 2-3 days, while larger two-story homes may require 4-5 days.
We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine. You’ll have water service restored each evening, so you can shower, cook, and use your facilities normally. We only shut off water during active work hours.
The timeline can vary based on how accessible your pipes are and whether we encounter any unexpected issues like additional corrosion or outdated systems near the plumbing. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated throughout the process so you can plan accordingly.
Yes, repiping protects and can increase your home’s value, especially in a market like Meyers where many homes have aging infrastructure. New plumbing is a major selling point that gives buyers confidence they won’t face expensive plumbing problems after purchase.
Homes with old galvanized or failing copper pipes often sell for less because buyers factor in the cost of eventual repiping. By proactively updating your plumbing, you remove this concern and can command full market value.
Beyond resale value, repiping provides immediate benefits like lower water bills, better water pressure, and elimination of water damage risks. These improvements enhance your daily living experience while protecting your investment. Most homeowners find that the peace of mind alone makes repiping worthwhile.
Repiping costs vary based on your home’s size, pipe material choice, and accessibility factors. Most Meyers homes fall in the $4,000-$10,000 range for complete repiping, with PEX installations typically costing less than copper.
The investment makes financial sense when you consider the alternative. Constant leak repairs, water damage, and eventual emergency repiping during a pipe failure will cost significantly more than planned repiping. We’ve seen homeowners spend thousands on repairs before finally doing what they should have done first.
We provide transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees or surprise charges. Our quote includes all materials, labor, permits, and cleanup—the price we quote is exactly what you’ll pay. We also offer financing options to help make this important home improvement more manageable for your budget.
While leaks after professional repiping are extremely rare, we stand behind our work with comprehensive warranties. If any issues arise with our installation, we’ll return immediately to fix the problem at no charge to you. That’s been our commitment for five generations.
Our installation process includes thorough pressure testing before we close up walls and complete the project. We check every connection and joint to ensure everything is properly sealed and functioning correctly. No shortcuts.
We use only high-quality materials and proven installation techniques that have served thousands of satisfied customers. Our experience means we know how to do repiping right the first time, but you have complete peace of mind knowing we’ll take care of any issues that might arise.
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