
Repiping & New Plumbing for Homes and Buildings
Old galvanized and polybutylene pipes fail from the inside out. We replace them with modern piping, and we rough in and finish plumbing for remodels, additions and commercial buildouts.
- Licensed & InsuredFully insured, COI on request
- Free EstimatesThe price before any work starts
- Owner-OperatedYou deal with Tom, start to finish
- Local Since 2017Shop in Palmyra, NJ
What We Do
- Whole-house and partial repiping
- Kitchen and bathroom remodel plumbing
- Additions, basements and new construction rough-in and finish
- Commercial tenant fit-outs
- Permits and inspections handled
Signs You Need a Repipe
- Rusty or discolored water
- Low pressure throughout the house
- Repeat leaks in different spots
- Galvanized or polybutylene pipe in a home built before the 1990s
Seeing any of these? Call 215-459-2187 or request service.
What Affects the Cost of Repiping
Size of the Home
Number of bathrooms and fixtures
PEX or Copper
The material you choose
Access
How much wall and ceiling we need to open
Scope
Whole-house or partial repipe
Permits
Pulled and inspected
You'll always get the price before any work starts. Estimates are free.
PEX vs. Copper
PEX
- Faster to install
- Usually costs less
- Flexible, fewer fittings
Copper
- The traditional choice
- Long track record
- Rigid, more labor to install
Both last. We'll go over which fits your home.
What to Expect
- 1
Walkthrough
We look at your current pipe and your water pressure.
- 2
Written Quote
The scope, the material and the timeline.
- 3
Repipe
We work room by room and keep your water off as little as possible.
- 4
Inspection and Patch Plan
The permit is closed out, and we tell you exactly where the openings are for patching.
Working With Contractors
General contractors make up most of our new plumbing work. We show up when the schedule says, work to spec and pass inspection.
See Contractor PartnershipsServing South Jersey and Philadelphia
From our shop in Palmyra we cover Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties, plus Bucks County and Philadelphia. Common calls come from Palmyra, Riverton, Cinnaminson, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Collingswood and Northeast Philly.
Repiping FAQs
- Yes, most nights. We plan shutoffs so you're not without water for long.
- Both last. PEX is faster to install and usually costs less. Copper is the traditional choice. We'll go over both.
Other Plumbing Services
Something Need Fixing?
Send a request in about a minute, or call 215-459-2187.