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No more rust-colored water staining your clothes or dishes. Your shower pressure stays strong from start to finish. You stop worrying about surprise leaks flooding your home at the worst possible moment.
The constant drip of repair bills ends. Your water tastes clean again. When you turn on a faucet, you get the flow you expect—not a trickle that makes simple tasks take forever.
Your home’s plumbing works the way it should, quietly and reliably, so you can focus on what actually matters to you.
We’ve been handling North Highlands repiping jobs since many of the homes here were new. We’ve seen what works and what doesn’t in Sacramento County’s unique conditions.
As a family-owned business, we keep our overhead low and pass those savings directly to you. No corporate markup, no franchise fees—just honest pricing for solid work.
We know North Highlands homes. Many were built in the 70s and 80s with galvanized pipes that are now reaching the end of their useful life. We’ve repiped hundreds of similar homes and understand exactly what you’re dealing with.
First, we inspect your current system with our sewer cameras to see the full picture. No guesswork—we show you exactly what’s happening inside your pipes.
We map out the new pipe routes through your walls and attic, avoiding your slab whenever possible. This prevents future slab leaks and makes future maintenance much easier.
During installation, we work during daytime hours so your evening routines aren’t disrupted. We shut off water in sections, so you’re never completely without service for extended periods. Our team protects your floors and furniture, cuts precise access holes in drywall, and installs your new pipes with modern materials like PEX or copper.
After testing everything thoroughly, we patch the drywall and clean up completely. You’re left with reliable plumbing that will serve you for decades.
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Your Murray Plumbing repipe includes everything needed to get the job done right. We handle permits, use high-quality materials, and include all necessary fittings and connections.
In North Highlands, we typically recommend PEX piping for most homes. It’s more affordable than copper, resists Sacramento’s hard water better, and won’t burst if temperatures drop unexpectedly. For homes where copper is preferred, we use Type L copper—the thicker-walled option that lasts longer.
We route new lines through accessible areas whenever possible, avoiding the slab foundation that causes so many problems in older North Highlands homes. This approach prevents future slab leaks and makes any future repairs much simpler and less expensive.
Your project includes complete water pressure restoration, elimination of rust-colored water, and a system designed to handle Sacramento County’s water conditions for years to come.
Most North Highlands repiping projects range from $4,500 to $15,000, depending on your home’s size, pipe accessibility, and material choice. Smaller homes with straightforward layouts cost less, while larger homes with multiple bathrooms and complex routing cost more.
We provide free, detailed estimates that break down all costs upfront. No surprises, no hidden fees. As a local, family-owned business with low overhead, we typically beat the corporate plumbing companies’ prices while delivering the same quality work.
The investment pays for itself quickly when you consider what you save on constant repairs, water damage prevention, and improved home value.
Most North Highlands homes can be repiped in 2-5 days, depending on size and complexity. Single-story homes with straightforward layouts often take just 2-3 days, while larger two-story homes typically require 4-5 days.
We work during normal business hours to minimize disruption to your routine. You’ll have water service restored each evening, so you can shower, cook, and handle your normal activities. We coordinate our work to ensure you’re never without water for more than a few hours at a time.
Weather and permit processing can occasionally extend timelines, but we’ll keep you informed every step of the way so you know exactly what to expect.
For most North Highlands homes, PEX is the better choice. It costs less than copper, installs faster, and handles Sacramento’s hard water conditions better than copper pipes. PEX won’t corrode from acidic water and is less likely to develop pinhole leaks over time.
Copper is still an excellent choice if you prefer the traditional option or if your home’s design makes copper more practical. We use Type L copper—the thicker-walled version that lasts longer than the thinner Type M copper some contractors use.
Both materials will serve you well for decades. The choice often comes down to budget and personal preference. We’ll explain the pros and cons of each option for your specific situation so you can make an informed decision.
Yes, accessing your pipes requires cutting strategic holes in drywall, but we minimize this as much as possible. We use our experience to determine the most efficient access points and cut only what’s necessary to do the job properly.
Our team protects your floors and furniture before starting work. We cut clean, precise holes and patch them professionally when the job is complete. Most customers are surprised at how neat and organized we keep the work area throughout the process.
The temporary inconvenience is worth it for decades of reliable plumbing. We’ve found that trying to avoid wall access usually leads to compromised installations that cause problems later.
Rust-colored water is the clearest sign your pipes are corroding internally and need replacement soon. Low water pressure throughout the house usually indicates buildup inside your pipes that can’t be cleared with simple repairs.
Frequent leaks in different locations suggest your pipe system is failing systematically. If you’re constantly calling plumbers for new leaks, repiping often costs less than continuing to patch individual problems.
Cold water interrupting your hot showers can indicate pipe restriction or cross-connections that require systematic replacement. Homes built in the 1970s and 1980s with original galvanized pipes are typically ready for repiping, regardless of visible symptoms.
Yes, we understand that repiping is a significant investment and work with you to find payment solutions that fit your budget. We offer flexible financing options that make comprehensive repiping manageable for North Highlands homeowners.
As a family-owned business, we’re more flexible than the large corporate companies. We can often work out payment schedules that align with your financial situation while ensuring you get the reliable plumbing your home needs.
The key is addressing pipe problems before they become emergencies. Planned repiping costs less than emergency repairs plus water damage restoration. We’re happy to discuss financing options during your free estimate appointment.
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