Ask about repiping if leaks keep returning, pressure has sagged at several taps or the pipe is old. We replace supply pipe in one area or across all of the house, renew the buried line that comes from the meter, and plan the route around freezing temperatures on 146 to 214 days a year in our places.
One house is still on its original pipe, another has a single failed line. Either gets a repipe plan built around what it actually has.
A full repipe runs new PEX or copper to every fixture, each with a new shutoff valve, which also lets us route the new lines through heated space where the house allows. Old pipe that will not pull out is cut free and left behind the drywall.
If one group of fixtures keeps failing, such as a bathroom or a run below a floor, new pipe for that branch can add years without opening the whole house.
The supply to an outside spigot, or to a feed for a sprinkler system, can crack in an early freeze. We repair or replace the supply line and its shutoff valve; the sprinkler system itself is a separate trade.
Look at the pipe showing under your sinks and next to the heater, and jot down what you see. That alone tells us a good deal.
From your construction year and what has already been replaced we judge the scope, a single branch or every fixture in the house.
The places on our list had roughly 146 to 214 days a year at 32°F or colder, so the route a new line takes matters as much as its material. We favor heated space and keep lines off garage, crawl-space and exterior walls wherever the house allows.
PEX is sold in coils, flexes around framing and takes fewer joints, which helps in finished walls. Copper is rigid and has decades behind it. Either way the new lines go through hand-sized holes in the drywall, which are closed after a pressure test.
Prefer to start from the symptom? Our leak detection and slab leaks page covers hidden water, a first sign of failing pipe, and the home page lists every other service.
When you ring, give us the rough year the house went up, the Colorado town and a description of the pipe under your sinks. With 146 to 214 freezing days a year on our list, we also ask where the old pipe runs. That is enough for a free, personalized quote, and the decision stays with you.
Call (855) 321-3426