Pipe Repiping Services

Full copper & PEX repiping for homes, brownstones, and commercial kitchens with aging or corroded plumbing systems.

The Problem

When It's Time To Repipe

Older NYC buildings often still run on galvanized steel or aging copper pipes that corrode from the inside out, restricting water flow and eventually leading to leaks. If you're dealing with discolored water, weak water pressure, frequent pinhole leaks, or a plumbing system over 40 years old, a full or partial repipe is usually more cost-effective than repeated patch repairs.

Rusty, brown, or discolored tap water
Noticeably low water pressure throughout the property
Recurring pinhole leaks in exposed piping
Visible corrosion, flaking, or white mineral buildup on pipes

Freshly installed copper repiping in commercial kitchen

Corroded pipe before repiping replacement

Copper vs. PEX

We Recommend The Right Material For Your Building

Copper offers decades of proven durability and is ideal for exposed runs and commercial kitchens, while PEX is flexible, fast to install, and resistant to freezing and corrosion — a great fit for residential repipes behind finished walls. We'll walk you through the trade-offs and recommend what makes sense for your property and budget.

Full system evaluation before any work begins
Minimal wall and floor disruption using targeted access points
Work scheduled around your household or business hours
Drywall & finish coordination available on request

What's Included

Every Repiping Project Includes

Free system evaluation & written estimate

Code-compliant copper or PEX installation

Pressure testing before final sign-off

Fixture reconnection & water restoration

Full job-site cleanup

Written workmanship guarantee

Ready To Upgrade Your Plumbing System?

Get a free repiping evaluation and flat-rate quote from a licensed NYC plumber.

Call (646) 274-4913 Request Online

FAQ

Pipe Repiping Questions

How long does a full repiping project take?

A typical residential repipe takes 2–5 days depending on the size of the property and pipe material chosen. Commercial jobs are scheduled around your operating hours.

Do I need to move out during repiping?

Most residential clients stay in their homes. Water may be shut off for portions of each day, which we coordinate with you in advance.

Is copper or PEX better for my building?

It depends on your budget, wall access, and use case. We'll evaluate your property and give you an honest recommendation, not just the more expensive option.

Will repiping damage my walls or floors?

We use targeted access points to minimize damage, and can coordinate patching and finish work so your space is restored when we're done.