Whole-Home Repiping
Whole-Home Repiping in Austin, TX
Aging pipes causing leaks, low pressure, or discolored water? We replace your entire plumbing system with modern PEX or copper — minimal disruption, full code compliance, and manufacturer warranties.
When Your Pipes Have Reached End of Life
If your home has galvanized steel, polybutylene, or failing copper supply lines, you're living on borrowed time. These materials degrade predictably: galvanized rusts from the inside out (causing low pressure and discolored water), polybutylene becomes brittle and fails without warning, and aging copper develops pinhole leaks — especially under Austin's hard-water conditions.
A whole-home re-pipe replaces every supply line in your house with modern, code-compliant PEX or copper — eliminating the risk of sudden failures, improving water pressure, and giving you clean, clear water. It's the permanent fix for homes that have entered the 'one leak after another' phase.
ADL Plumbing performs re-pipes with minimal disruption: we plan the access points carefully, work room by room to keep your home livable, patch all walls, and coordinate the inspection. Most re-pipes are completed in 2–5 days, and the result is a plumbing system that will serve your home for decades.
Signs Your Home Needs a Re-Pipe
Our Re-Pipe Process
Whole-Home Assessment
We inspect your current system, identify the material and its condition, and map every supply line. We recommend PEX or copper based on your home, budget, and goals.
Upfront Pricing & Plan
You get a flat, written price for the complete re-pipe — materials, labor, wall patching, and permit. We plan access points to minimize drywall cuts and keep your home livable.
Room-by-Room Repipe
We work systematically — running new PEX or copper lines, reconnecting every fixture, and pressure-testing as we go. We keep water service available in parts of the home throughout.
Patch, Inspect & Guarantee
We patch all access holes, coordinate the plumbing inspection, verify pressure and flow at every fixture, and back the re-pipe with our workmanship guarantee plus manufacturer warranties.
Re-Piping Specialists Across Austin and Surrounding Communities
Austin's housing stock spans decades of plumbing materials — and the ages where those materials start failing. Pre-1980s homes in central Austin, Hyde Park, and Travis Heights often have galvanized steel lines that are decades past their service life. Homes built in the 1980s–1990s in North Austin, Round Rock, and Pflugerville frequently have polybutylene supply lines, which are prone to sudden, catastrophic failure.
Austin's hard water accelerates the aging of all pipe materials — it corrodes galvanized from the inside, makes polybutylene brittle, and causes pinhole leaks in copper much sooner than in softer-water cities. If your home is in the Austin metro and has any of these materials, a proactive re-pipe is almost always less expensive than waiting for the next failure.
Considering a whole-home re-pipe in Austin, TX? We'll assess your system honestly and give you a flat price. Call (512) 965-9154.
Repiping FAQ
PEX vs. copper — which is better for my re-pipe?
Both are excellent, code-compliant materials. PEX is flexible, faster to install (fewer wall cuts), resistant to freezing and scale, and typically less expensive. Copper is rigid, has a longer track record (70+ years), and some homeowners prefer it for aesthetic or resale reasons. We'll recommend the best fit for your home and budget.
How long does a whole-home re-pipe take?
Most single-family homes are completed in 2–5 days, depending on size and accessibility. We work room by room to keep your home livable — you'll have water service in parts of the house throughout the project. We'll give you an accurate timeline upfront.
Will you patch the walls after the re-pipe?
Yes. Wall patching is included in every re-pipe. We plan access cuts carefully to minimize drywall damage, and we patch all holes. You'll need to paint the patched areas — we can recommend a painter if you'd like.
How much does a whole-home re-pipe cost?
The cost depends on the size of the home, the number of fixtures, the material chosen (PEX or copper), and accessibility. We provide a flat, written price that includes materials, labor, wall patching, permit, and inspection — no surprise add-ons. Call (512) 965-9154 for a free assessment.
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