Repiping and whole-home pipe replacement

Signs it is time to repipe your home

Old supply lines rarely fail all at once. They tell you first, usually for a year or two.

• Repeat leaks in different parts of the house
• Rusty or discolored water at the tap
• Water pressure that keeps dropping
• Gray, magnetic galvanized steel pipe
• Pinhole leaks in copper
• Staining that keeps coming back

What a whole-home repipe includes

A repipe is disruptive if it is planned badly. Planned properly, most households barely lose water.

A route planned before we open a wall

We map the run first, so the number of openings is the minimum the job actually needs.

Section by section, water kept on

Work can usually go one section at a time, so you keep water through most of the project.

Brought up to current code

Shutoffs, pressure valves, and supports replaced to current code, not just matched to what was there.

Fixtures reconnected and tested

Every fixture reconnected, the system pressure-tested, and the water run clear before we leave.

Why Shore homeowners have us repipe their homes

From large commercial projects to a dripping faucet, the work gets the same treatment: diagnosed correctly, repaired carefully, guaranteed in writing.

Stocked for the Shore

There is no supply house around the corner out here, so we carry more inventory in the shop and on the trucks than most companies our size carry anywhere.

Who actually shows up

A Shoresteady Plumbing technician who has been background checked and drug tested. We provide clear estimates before work begins.

No surprise on the invoice

You approve a written estimate before work begins. If the job needs something we did not see, we stop and talk to you first. Financing through Acorn Finance is available.

Guaranteed in writing

2-year workmanship

Our guarantee on the labor, on every job we do.

Manufacturer warranty

Passed through to you in full on everything we install.

100% satisfaction

If it is not right, we come back and make it right.

Questions We Get Asked About Repiping

The questions people ask before committing to a repipe.