How we can help
If your home still has galvanized steel or polybutylene supply lines, or copper that keeps springing pinhole leaks, repairing one section at a time becomes more expensive than replacing the system.
A Copperline repipe replaces every supply line from the meter to the fixtures, typically in two to four days, with water restored each evening and drywall patched when we are done.
When to call a plumber
- Low water pressure throughout the house
- Rust-colored water when a tap is first opened
- Repeated leaks in different places
- Visible corrosion on exposed pipes
- Galvanized or grey polybutylene piping
What is included
- Whole-home plan and fixed price
- PEX-A or Type L copper
- New shut-off valves at every fixture
- Permit and inspection
- Drywall patching, ready for paint
Common questions
How long does it take to repipe a house?
Most single-family homes take two to four days. We work in sections so your water is back on every evening.
Is PEX or copper better?
Both are excellent. PEX is more affordable, resists freeze damage and needs fewer wall openings. Copper has a longer track record and is preferred by some homeowners. We quote both.
Areas we cover
Copperline offers this service throughout the Denver metro area, including: