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Repiping Services in Tampa Bay
From polybutylene to pinhole leaks, here is how licensed local contractors fix the most common pipe problems.
Most repipes in Tampa Bay start with one of a few problems: a pipe material that is known to fail, corrosion that has run its course, leaks that keep coming back or an insurer that wants the plumbing replaced. Pick the one that matches your home to see the warning signs, typical costs and what replacement involves.
Not sure which one you have?
Check the pipe at your water heater and under a sink, and think about when your home was built. Homes from about 1978 to 1995 may have polybutylene. Older homes often have galvanized steel supply lines and cast iron drains. If you are not sure, a licensed plumber can tell you in one visit.
Whole-Home RepipingReplace every water supply line in the house with PEX or copper, usually in one to three days of work.Learn more →Polybutylene ReplacementReplace gray polybutylene supply pipe, common in Florida homes built from 1978 to 1995, before it fails or an insurer flags it.Learn more →Galvanized ReplacementReplace corroded galvanized steel water lines that cause weak pressure and brown water in older homes.Learn more →Copper Pinhole LeaksWhen pinhole leaks keep showing up in copper pipe, repiping can cost less than repairing leak after leak.Learn more →Cast Iron DrainsReplace or reline cracked, scaled cast iron drain lines common in Tampa Bay homes built before 1975.Learn more →Repiping for InsuranceInsurer flagged your plumbing on a four-point inspection? Get the repipe, permit and paperwork they ask for.Learn more →