We swap out your old failing pipes for new water lines, map the job before we start, and tell you what to expect at every step so nothing catches you off guard.
A lot of older San Antonio homes still run on galvanized steel or early plastic pipe. Over the years that steel rusts from the inside out. You get brown water in the morning, weak pressure in the shower, and pinhole leaks that show up one after another. When you're patching a new spot every few months, you're past the point of fixing one pipe. The whole system needs to go.
A repipe starts with a walk-through. Our plumber checks your pressure, looks at exposed lines in the attic and under the slab, and traces where the water runs. Then we lay out the plan: which walls we open, where the new lines go, and how long your water is off each day. We run fresh copper or PEX to every fixture, tie in your water heater and shut-offs, pressure-test the system, and patch the access points we opened. You get a house that runs clean and quiet again.
San Antonio's hard, mineral-heavy water is rough on old pipe. It leaves scale that chokes flow and speeds up corrosion. That's why homes in Alamo Heights, Monte Vista, and Terrell Hills with original plumbing tend to fail around the same age. Our clay-heavy soil shifts with the wet and dry seasons too, which stresses lines running under the slab. A full repipe gets you off that cycle of chasing leaks in older neighborhoods like Southtown and Olmos Park.
We repipe homes across the metro, from Stone Oak and Leon Valley to Helotes, Boerne, Schertz, and out to New Braunfels and Cibolo. If you've been living with buckets under the sink and rusty water, tell us what's going on and we'll come take a real look.
Not sure which one you need? Call and describe what's going on. We'll confirm the scope and give you a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
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(210) 555-0134