Rusty water, dropping pressure, and repeated pinhole leaks are the classic signs. Rather than chase one leak after another, a planned repipe solves the problem once — and we do it cleanly, with careful drywall access and a schedule that keeps your water on as much as possible.
- Whole-home repiping in copper or PEX
- Main water-line replacement
- Ends recurring pinhole leaks
- Restores pressure and water quality
Signs It May Be Time to Repipe
- Rusty, discolored or metallic-tasting water
- Repeated pinhole leaks in the same system
- Low water pressure throughout the house
- Visible corrosion on exposed galvanized pipe
- Known polybutylene (poly) supply lines failing at fittings
- Water that takes forever to run clear in the morning
Ready to book repiping?
Same-day service — 60–90 minutes across Littleton & Arapahoe County.
Whole-Home Repiping
We map your system, plan the most efficient routes, and replace failing supply lines with copper or PEX-A — including neat, minimal drywall access that we coordinate for patching. You get consistent pressure, cleaner water, and an end to the leak-of-the-month cycle. Older Englewood and Arvada homes with galvanized supply, and 1970s–80s tracts with polybutylene, are prime candidates.
Main Water Line Replacement
When the buried service line from the meter to the house is corroded or leaking, we replace it — using trenchless methods where the route allows to spare your yard and driveway. A new line restores full pressure and eliminates the risk of a sudden underground failure.
What a Whole-Home Repipe Includes
A repipe is invasive by nature, so the craftsmanship is in the planning. We map your system, route the new copper or PEX efficiently, and cut neat, minimal drywall access that we coordinate for patching. We keep your water on as much as possible, handle the permit and inspection, and pressure-test the whole system before the walls close.
- A full mapping of your existing supply system
- New copper or PEX-A run on planned, efficient routes
- Tidy, minimal drywall access coordinated for easy patching
- Permit, inspection and a full system pressure test
- Water kept on as much as possible throughout the job
Our Repiping Process, Step by Step
Replacing every supply line in a lived-in home only works with a plan. Here is ours.
- 1. Map — trace the existing system and identify the failing material
- 2. Plan — lay out routes and access points that minimize drywall cuts
- 3. Install — run new copper or PEX and tie in fixtures section by section
- 4. Test & inspect — pressure-test the system and pass inspection
- 5. Close — coordinate drywall access for straightforward patching
Why Littleton Homeowners Choose Us for Repiping
Older Englewood and Arvada homes with galvanized supply, and 1970s–80s tracts with polybutylene, are living on borrowed time. Fifteen years of repipes around Littleton means we solve the leak-of-the-month cycle once — cleanly, on a schedule that keeps your family home and your water running.
- 15+ years repiping galvanized and polybutylene homes locally
- PEX or copper — we recommend the right material for your home and water
- Licensed & insured; permitted, inspected and pressure-tested
- Up-front pricing and 480+ satisfied local customers
What Affects Repiping Pricing
A repipe is priced by the home, not by the hour — its size, the number of stories and bathrooms, and how the routes run all matter. We give you a fixed, written number after we map the system, so these are the variables behind that figure:
- Home size, number of fixtures and stories
- Copper vs. PEX and pipe routing complexity
- Whole-home repipe vs. main-line-only replacement
- Drywall access and restoration coordination
- Trenchless vs. open-trench for a buried service line
Repiping Across the Littleton Area
We provide repiping & water line replacement throughout Littleton, Arapahoe County and the surrounding Denver metro, including:
