Repiping in Burbank & Los Angeles
When your pipes are the problem.
Pinhole leaks, rusty water, pressure that keeps dropping — old galvanized pipes don't get better with age. We replace failing water lines with modern pipe, planned around your home and your budget.
Repiping snapshot
Replacing failing water lines, the right way:
- Whole-home repipes — old galvanized or failing lines replaced
- Partial repipes — just the failing runs
- PEX & copper — material matched to your home
- Free estimates — flat per-job rate before work starts
Signs your home needs repiping
One of these is a warning. Two or three is a pattern — and patterns mean the pipe itself is failing.
Low water pressure
Pressure dropping at every fixture, getting worse over time — corrosion narrowing the inside of old steel pipe is the classic cause.
Rusty or discolored water
Brown or yellow tint, especially in hot water or after the taps sit overnight — that's your pipes corroding from the inside.
Repeat pinhole leaks
Patch one leak and another appears a few months later. Individual repairs stop making sense when the whole system is going.
Galvanized steel pipes
Homes with original galvanized lines are living on borrowed time — that pipe was never meant to last this long, and it fails from the inside out.
Damp spots & stains
Mystery damp patches on walls or ceilings, or the sound of running water when nothing's on — hidden leaks in failing lines.
Aging polybutylene
That gray plastic pipe from the 80s–90s is known for sudden failure. If your home still has it, replacement is a matter of when, not if.
Repair vs. repipe — when each wins
We'll tell you honestly which one your situation calls for.
Single accessible leak
One leak in an otherwise sound system — a spot repair is faster and cheaper. No need to repipe a house over one bad joint.
System-wide failure
Multiple leaks, corrosion everywhere, galvanized throughout — you're paying per leak with no end in sight. A repipe ends the cycle.
Partial repipe
Only certain runs failing? Replace those sections and leave the healthy pipe alone. Common, sensible, and easier on the budget. Slab leak? Start here →
Areas we serve
Repiping across Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley — call to confirm your address.
How it works
Free estimate, flat rate, clean work.
Free estimate & plan
We look at your system — pressure, water quality, pipe condition and access — then quote a flat per-job rate and lay out the plan before anything starts.
Repipe
New lines go in with openings kept as small as possible. Floors and furniture protected, work areas cleaned up as we go.
Test & walkthrough
Every fixture gets run and checked. We walk the job with you before we leave — no surprises after.
Repiping FAQ
What people ask before the walls open up.
How do I know if I need a full repipe or just a repair?
One leak in an otherwise healthy line is usually a repair. Multiple leaks, system-wide corrosion, rusty water, or galvanized pipe throughout the house means you're paying per leak — that's when a repipe saves money. We'll look at your system and give you a straight answer.
What pipe do you use — PEX or copper?
Both. The right material depends on your home, your water, and your budget. During the free estimate we'll recommend what fits — and explain why.
How much does repiping cost?
It depends on the home's size, number of stories, the material, and access to the lines. We give a free estimate and a flat per-job rate you approve before any work starts — never hourly. Call (818) 669-9019 to talk through your situation.
Will you have to tear open my walls?
Some openings are unavoidable — new pipe has to get where the old pipe was. We keep them as small as possible, protect your floors and furniture, and clean up the work areas when we're done.
How long does a repipe take?
Every home is different — size, stories, and access drive the timeline. Your free estimate includes a straight answer on scheduling, so you know what to expect before we start.
Can you repipe just part of my house?
Yes. If only certain runs are failing, a partial repipe replaces those sections and leaves the healthy pipe alone. It's a common middle ground between a spot repair and a full repipe.
Rusty water? Low pressure? Let's look.
24/7 emergency service · Free estimates · Flat per-job pricing