Copper Repiping
Copper repipes. Pressed, not torched.
Whole-house repipes in copper with flameless ProPress press-fit connections — no open flames in your walls, cleaner installs, and pipe built to serve for generations.
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There's a reason copper has plumbed homes for generations: it's proven, durable, and honest material. And there's a reason the best copper installers have moved to ProPress — a hydraulic press forms each joint in seconds, with no torch, no solder fumes, and no fire risk inside your walls. You get copper's track record with connections that are consistent every single time.
If your home still runs on galvanized steel — rusty water, fading pressure, one pinhole leak after another — a copper repipe replaces the whole failing system in one project. We route carefully to keep drywall cuts small, protect your home while we work, and pressure-test everything before we leave.
Prefer PEX? We install that too — see our whole-home repipe page for the honest PEX-vs-copper breakdown. We'll recommend what fits your home, not what fits a sales quota.
What's included
- Whole-house repipe in type L copper
- Flameless ProPress press-fit connections
- Galvanized & polybutylene replacement
- New main line, branches & fixture reconnections
- Pressure regulator check with every repipe
- Drywall-conscious routing, patching scoped in writing
Why Elite Plumbing
The copper repipe, done right
Copper, done properly
Type L copper, properly supported and routed — the material that's served homes for generations, installed to current code.
ProPress: no torches
Flameless press-fit connections mean no open flame in your walls, no solder fumes, and consistent factory-perfect joints every time.
Faster, cleaner, safer
Press connections take seconds each. Less time with your water off, less disruption, and a system pressure-tested before we leave.
Know The Signs
Does your home need a repipe?
Rusty or discolored water
Brown or yellow tint when you first turn on the tap — the inside of your galvanized pipe is corroding away.
Steadily dropping pressure
Corrosion narrows old pipe from the inside. If pressure has faded over the years, the pipe is closing up.
Recurring pinhole leaks
One leak is bad luck. Two or three is a system telling you it's done — a repipe ends the cycle instead of chasing it.
Visible corrosion
Green or white crust on exposed pipe, flaking, or damp spots at joints — what you can see is only the start.
What to Expect
Your copper repipe, step by step
Assessment
Pipe material, leak history, and a free pressure test — we confirm a repipe is the right call and that copper fits your home.
Written scope & timeline
Full plan, copper spec, ProPress method, and an honest timeline in writing before we start.
Routing plan
Existing chases reused, openings planned small and few. Your home is protected — floors, finishes, and all.
The repipe
New copper run in phases with flameless press connections — no torches in your walls, water off only in short windows.
Pressure test & regulator check
The whole system pressure-tested, regulator verified, permit pulled and inspection scheduled.
Final walkthrough
Every fixture run and verified with you, pressure readings shown, before we call it done.
The Elite Way
Five promises, kept on every job
A real person answers
When you call or text, a person on our team picks up — no voicemail maze, no lost callbacks.
No after-hours surcharges
Nights, weekends, and holidays are priced the same as any other day. No surprise multipliers.
See the evidence
We show you photos and video of what we found, so you can see the problem yourself before approving the fix.
Finished in one visit, whenever possible
Our trucks are stocked to complete most jobs the same day — a routine repair shouldn't take two appointments.
Our own crew
Work within our scope is done by our own team — not handed off to subcontractors.
Licensed. Local. Accountable.CSLB #951583 — every job, every time.
FAQ
Copper repiping questions, answered
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Copper repipe: get your free estimate
Call or text (909) 223-2110 or request online. We'll assess your pipe honestly, explain copper vs. PEX straight, and put the scope in writing before any work starts.
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4 Counties
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