Whole-Home Re-Pipes
Homes built with galvanized steel or polybutylene — and even some aging copper — reach a point where isolated repairs are just delaying the inevitable. Repeated pinhole leaks, discolored water, and pressure drops are the system telling you it's time.
A Colvex re-pipe replaces your supply lines end to end with modern PEX or copper. We protect your floors and walls, minimize drywall openings, and restore the work areas — then pressure-test the whole system before we call it done.
Why homeowners re-pipe
- Recurring pinhole or slab leaks
- Discolored, metallic-tasting water
- Failing polybutylene or galvanized pipe
- Low pressure throughout the home
- Planning a remodel or long-term stay
- Peace of mind before selling
Re-pipe questions, answered
How long does a whole-home re-pipe take?
Most DFW single-family re-pipes using PEX take one to three working days depending on home size and routing, plus drywall patching. Water is typically off only for short, scheduled windows — not the whole project.
Will you have to open all my walls?
No. We map access points in advance and route through attic and wall cavities where practical, opening only what the work requires and coordinating the patches afterward.
PEX or copper?
PEX-A is more freeze-forgiving, faster to install, and typically lower cost; copper is time-proven and some homeowners prefer it. We quote what fits your home and explain both.
How do I know the new system is sound before you close up?
Every Colvex re-pipe is pressure-tested with the results documented before walls are closed — and the work is backed by our 1-year workmanship guarantee.
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