EPElite PlumbingCSLB #951583

Whole-Home Repipe

New pipes. No more leaks. Done right.

If your home's plumbing is a patchwork of repairs, a whole-home repipe replaces aging pipe with modern PEX or copper — ending the leak cycle for good.

CSLB #951583
Licensed
Service Across
4 Counties
Free
Estimates
Stainless steel water distribution manifolds with supply lines
Modern manifolds and PEX or copper — a repipe built to last.

Older homes across Southern California still run on galvanized steel pipe that's decades past its prime. The symptoms are familiar: rusty or discolored water, steadily dropping pressure, and one pinhole leak after another. At some point, fixing one leak at a time costs more than replacing the system.

A whole-home repipe replaces your water lines with modern PEX or copper — your choice, with our honest recommendation based on your home. Copper installs use flameless ProPress press-fit connections (no torches in your walls) — see our copper repiping page for the full ProPress story. We plan the routes to minimize drywall cuts, protect your home while we work, and leave you with consistent pressure and clean water at every fixture.

What's included

  • Full home repipe (PEX or copper)
  • Galvanized & polybutylene replacement
  • New main line & branch routing
  • Fixture reconnections & pressure testing
  • Drywall-conscious routing to minimize patching

Why Elite Plumbing

Done right, the first time

PEX or copper — your call

We explain the real trade-offs of each material for your home and budget, then install it right.

Minimal disruption

Careful routing keeps drywall cuts small and few. We protect floors and clean up daily.

One project, not ten repairs

A repipe ends the cycle of emergency leak calls and gives your plumbing a fresh multi-decade start.

What to Expect

Your repipe, step by step

  1. Assessment

    Pipe material, leak history, pressure test — we confirm a repipe is the right call and recommend PEX or copper for your home, with the real trade-offs of each.

  2. Written scope & timeline

    Full plan, material choice, and an honest timeline in writing — most single-family homes take 2–4 days of plumbing work.

  3. Routing plan

    Existing chases reused, drywall cuts planned small and few. Patching is part of the written-scope conversation, not an afterthought.

  4. The repipe

    New lines run in phases, fixtures reconnected, floors protected, and the site cleaned up daily — disruption kept to a minimum.

  5. Pressure test & inspection

    The whole system pressure-tested, permit pulled, and inspection scheduled so the work is fully documented.

  6. Final walkthrough

    Every fixture run and verified with you 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

Whole-Home Repipe questions, answered

The big three: galvanized steel pipe, recurring pinhole leaks, and rusty or low-pressure water. If you're calling a plumber for leaks more than once a year, a repipe usually pays for itself.

Free estimate • No pressure

Whole-Home Repipe: get your free estimate

Call or text (909) 223-2110 or request online. We'll diagnose it honestly and put the scope in writing before any work starts.

CSLB #951583
Licensed
Service Across
4 Counties
Free
Estimates
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