Repipe Specialists Orlando

Repiping is the process of replacing the pipes inside of your home. Usually, repiping is necessary due to problems caused by aging or deteriorating pipes. Older homes with galvanized steel pipes will eventually need to be repiped. Homes built between 1978 and 1995 may also need to be repiped prematurely due to the widespread use of polybutylene pipes which have since been found to become brittle and crack faster than expected.

A whole house repipe requires a reliable company to complete a site survey. Pro-Tech does not charge for this survey. The survey also protects you from any price changes once the job begins.

We are a full service plumbing company and don’t leave anything incomplete. We even include drywall repair in our proposals.

Repiping polybutylene pipes is a long term cost saving measure for homeowners. Most insurance companies won't cover a loss due to polybutylene (polyb) pipes. Those that do have limited coverage or extravagant premiums.

We use the best quality materials available. This includes PEX piping with a 25 year manufacturers warranty. We also install new service valves on all fixtures. This includes your sinks, toilets, and water heaters. We insulate all hot and cold piping.

It's important to pull permits. Never hire a company that is unlicensed, uninsured or fails to pull proper permits. We are fully licensed, insured and we will pull all necessary permits for you. We will also call for the inspection. This gives you the peace of mind that everything installed is correct per code. Our repipe specialists will protect your home and clean up after themselves.

Call now to learn more about repiping at 407-291-1644.

The average whole house repipe cost between $3000 to $8000 using PEX material. The price varies depending on the size and layout of your home, which will affect the labor and material cost. To schedule a free repipe estimate call Pro-Tech at (407) 291-1644.

If you have an older home and you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, you may need to repipe your home:

• Loss In Water Pressure Over Time - This is caused by mineral buildup within your pipes over time. Gradually, the buildup restricts the flow of water.
• Frequent Pipe Repairs - Older homes used galvanized steel and copper pipes. Over time these materials can breakdown and lead to frequent leaks or breaks.
• Polybutylene Pipes In Your Home - Polybutylene pipes were used extensively from 1978 to 1995. However, over time it became apparent that polybutylene pipes became brittle. If your home has polybutylene pipes, it is at a much higher risk of having water damage due to broken pipes.
• Discolored Water - Rust can buildup in older galvanized pipes and get into your water supply, causing a reddish color in your water.

Other times when it may be necessary to repipe your home is when preparing your home to be sold or when purchasing a home with polybutylene pipes.

The average repipe can take between 2-3 days. Larger homes with more square footage or additional bathrooms will take additional time.

In most cases, no, your insurance company will not cover the cost of repiping your entire home because it is considered preventative maintenance. However, you should consult your individual homeowner's policy to get the answer.