Pipe Repair and Whole-House Repiping
Corroded galvanized pipes causing problems? Replace them once with modern PEX or copper and solve water pressure and rust issues for good.
Signs Your Pipes Need Replacement
Don't put off repiping if you're seeing these warning signs.
Rust-Colored Water
Brown or orange water from taps, especially on first use
Multiple Pinhole Leaks
Small leaks appearing in different locations over time
Dropping Water Pressure
Weak water flow throughout the house or at specific fixtures
Visible Corrosion
Green or white crusty buildup on copper or metal pipes
What Type of Pipes Do You Have?
Galvanized Steel
Era: 1920s-1960s
Lifespan: 40-50 years
Status: Likely failing
Common issues: Corrosion, low pressure, rust water, pinhole leaks
Polybutylene
Era: 1978-1995
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Status: Failing
Common issues: Brittle, ruptures, class action history
Copper
Era: 1960s-present
Lifespan: 50-70 years
Status: Aging in hard water
Common issues: Pinhole leaks, hard water corrosion
CPVC
Era: 1980s-present
Lifespan: 20-25 years
Status: Aging
Common issues: UV sensitivity, joint leaks possible
Copper vs PEX: Which Should You Choose?
Copper
Pros:
- • Proven track record, lasts 50+ years
- • Can improve resale value perception
- • Antibacterial properties
Cons:
- • Costs 6 to 12 dollars per foot installed
- • Susceptible to hard water corrosion
- • Requires soldering, takes longer to install
PEX (Recommended)
Pros:
- • Costs 4 to 8 dollars per foot installed
- • Resists scale buildup from hard water
- • Flexible, faster installation
- • Freeze resistant
Cons:
- • UV sensitive if exposed outdoors
Most LA County plumbers recommend PEX for cost, durability, and resistance to hard water. Both materials will last decades in your home.
Why Choose Professional Repiping
Licensed and Insured
All work meets California plumbing codes
1-3 Day Jobs
Most repiping completes in one to three days
Written Warranty
Your new pipes come with labor warranty
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