Older homes, especially those built several decades ago, often have outdated plumbing systems made from materials like galvanized steel or polybutylene, which can corrode or break down over time. Corroded pipes can lead to rust in your water, which not only affects water quality but can also cause health concerns. Leaks may begin to develop in multiple areas of the home, which can result in significant water damage if not addressed.

You may notice signs that it's time for repiping if you experience frequent plumbing issues like low water pressure, discolored water, or ongoing leaks. If your home’s plumbing is over 30 years old, it may be more cost-effective to invest in whole home repiping rather than continuously repairing individual issues.

Our Whole Home Repiping Process

At Doctor Rooter Plumbing, we make the repiping process as seamless as possible. Our team will assess your home’s plumbing system and recommend the best type of piping material for your specific needs. Common materials we use for repiping include copper and PEX (cross-linked polyethylene). Each material offers its own advantages—copper is highly durable and resistant to corrosion, while PEX is flexible, easier to install, and less expensive.

During the repiping process, we carefully remove the old pipes and install the new ones with minimal disruption to your daily life. We strive to work efficiently, ensuring your water service is restored quickly and your home is left clean and orderly.

Benefits of Whole Home Repiping

By investing in whole home repiping, you’ll enjoy several long-term benefits. These include:

At Doctor Rooter Plumbing, we are committed to providing high-quality whole home repiping services that give you peace of mind and a more reliable plumbing system. If you’re noticing any signs of aging pipes, contact us today to learn more about how we can help.