A whole-house repipe follows five steps: a free estimate request, an in-home plumbing assessment, a written repiping plan, installation of new PEX-A or copper lines through the attic with small wall openings, and pressure testing with a final walkthrough. Floors are protected, water is usually off only during work hours, and the job is inspected.
Step 1: Request a free estimate
Call or send a short request online. You’ll be contacted to book a convenient time for an in-home visit.
Step 2: Professional plumbing assessment
A licensed plumber checks your pipe material, pressure, leaks and water quality, looks at the attic and fixture locations, and explains what they find.
Step 3: A customized repiping plan
You receive a written, itemized plan: material, routes, where wall openings will go, the schedule, the price and the warranty. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Step 4: Pipe installation
The crew covers floors and furniture and seals off work areas. New lines run through the attic and down inside the walls to each fixture through small, targeted openings.
Step 5: Testing and final walkthrough
Every line is pressure-tested and flushed, the work is inspected, and the crew cleans up and walks you through the new system and shutoff valves.
How to prepare your home
A little preparation makes the work faster:
- Clear a path to the attic access and to each bathroom and the kitchen.
- Move valuables and fragile items away from walls near fixtures.
- Plan for pets to be kept away from work areas.
- Tell the crew about anyone who needs water at specific times.
Get a free in-home inspection and a written, itemized estimate from a licensed Clean Team plumber.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will there be holes in my walls?
Yes, but small and targeted: openings near fixtures and where lines drop from the attic. Ask how patching is handled before work starts.
Is the work inspected?
Yes. Repipes require permits in most Greater Houston jurisdictions, and the work is inspected before the project is closed.