Whole-house repipe
Every supply line from the main to each fixture is replaced. Walls are opened in a planned order and patched afterward, so you are without water only as long as the work requires.
Repiping and Water Line Replacement in Broomfield
Repiping replaces the pipes that bring water to every tap in the house. If leaks keep appearing in different spots, replacing the run is cleaner than patching it again and again.
Repipes cover Broomfield and the nearby cities we serve.
Repiping options
Partial repipe
If trouble is limited to one bathroom, a wing or a single line, replacing just that run fixes the problem without touching the rest of the house.
New water service line
The line from the meter to the house can be replaced on its own. That is the right fix when the leak or low pressure starts outside, not behind the walls.
PEX or copper
Flexible PEX tubing turns corners with fewer fittings, while copper is rigid and has a long track record. Tell us what matters to you, and we lay out how each one would work in your house.
When a repipe makes sense
Repeated leaks in separate places, brown water from the taps or weak pressure that a valve change did not fix are reasons to consider replacing lines instead of patching them.
Permits for a repipe
Broomfield’s Building Division says most alterations and repairs to existing buildings need a permit and an inspection. It does not name a repipe permit on its pages, so confirm the permit steps with us when you call.
What a repipe involves
We shut off the water, open the walls along the new route, run the pipe, pressure test it and close up. Plan to have access to the rooms where the pipes run.
Before you decide, the leak finding page shows how we locate a failing line, and the water heater page covers the heater connections. The home page has the full list.
Call for a free plumbing quote
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426