Whole Home Repiping in Central Florida

Before we make a single cut, you'll understand exactly what's involved and what it costs. We provide a written proposal showing the scope of work, materials (copper vs. PEX), and labor timeline. We discuss material options: copper offers lifetime durability; PEX offers flexibility and cost savings.

Code compliance verification explains what Florida code requires for your home's age and use. Insurance and permit requirements are clearly outlined, and we coordinate scheduling with you so the work fits your family's routine.

We handle all the paperwork and coordination so you don't have to. Permit application is submitted to your county on your behalf, and we coordinate with the plumbing inspector to schedule the rough-in and final inspection.

We identify the most efficient access points (often existing cabinets, attic areas, crawl spaces) and create a protection plan: we cover floors and furniture to minimize dust and disruption. A final walkthrough confirms staging and answers any last-minute questions.

This is where precision and experience matter most. Our crews work methodically to install new piping while keeping your water service running as long as safely possible. Old piping is carefully removed and disposed of per code.

New copper or PEX lines are routed to minimize visible exposure and future access issues. All connections meet or exceed Florida plumbing code—no shortcuts. New shut-off valves are installed at the meter and at strategic points throughout the home, with pressure testing at every junction to ensure no leaks before walls are sealed.

The final step ensures your system is safe, code-compliant, and ready for decades of reliable service. County plumbing inspector performs rough-in and final inspections. Our crew runs a full pressure test and flushes all lines to clear debris.

You receive a walkthrough showing new shut-off locations and how to maintain water quality. Written guarantee of our workmanship and a summary of the new system's expected lifespan, plus post-project follow-up call to confirm everything is performing as expected.