Whole-Home Repiping & Slab Leak RepairStop the leaks for good.
Whole-home PEX and copper repipes, slab leak repair and reroutes across Orange County and LA County. Licensed, family-run, and priced upfront.
Repair, reroute or repipe
We find the problem, explain the tradeoffs, and give you one fixed price for the option you choose.
Slab leak spot repair
We open the floor at the leak and fix the line. Best for a single leak in otherwise healthy pipe.
Slab leak reroute
We abandon the leaking line under the slab and run a new one through the walls or attic, so your floors stay intact.
Whole-home repipe
New supply lines throughout the house. The long-term fix when galvanized or aging copper is failing everywhere.
PEX repiping
Flexible, faster to install and fewer wall openings. A popular choice for most single-family homes.
Copper repiping
The traditional choice with a long track record. We'll tell you when copper is worth the extra cost.
Permits & inspection
We pull permits and handle inspections on every repipe.
Signs you may need a repipe or have a slab leak
Many Southern California homes still run on original galvanized or aging copper pipe. Watch for these.
A warm spot on the floor
A hot water line leaking under the slab often shows up as a warm patch.
Water running when everything is off
If you hear water or your meter moves with all fixtures off, you likely have a hidden leak.
A water bill that jumped
An unexplained increase is one of the first signs of a slab leak.
Low pressure or rusty water
Corroded galvanized pipe narrows inside and discolors water.
Repeated pinhole leaks
More than one leak in a few years usually means the whole system is wearing out.
Galvanized or original pipes
Homes with original galvanized plumbing are prime candidates for a repipe.
Choosing the right pipe for your home
PEX
Lower cost, quicker install and fewer wall openings. Flexible pipe that handles Southern California homes well.
Copper
The long-standing standard. Higher material cost, durable, and preferred by some homeowners.
Not sure?
Use our Repipe Checker on the home page, or call us. We'll recommend what fits your home and budget.
Repiping & slab leak repair across Orange & LA County
We serve homeowners, landlords and businesses across Orange County and Los Angeles County, with ADU and new construction work in San Diego County and the Inland Empire.
Orange County
Garden Grove, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Fullerton, Costa Mesa, Orange, Westminster, and more.
Los Angeles County
Long Beach, Lakewood, Cerritos, Downey, Whittier, Norwalk, Bellflower, and more.
Leak or low pressure? Let's take a look.
Free flat-rate quote. Owner-operated. Licensed C-36.
Common questions about repiping & slab leaks
How long does a whole-home repipe take?
Most single-family repipes take a few days. In most cases you'll have water at the end of each workday.
Is a reroute better than repairing a slab leak?
Often, yes. A reroute avoids breaking up your floors and replaces the failing line. It depends on where the line runs, which we check during the estimate.
PEX or copper: which should I choose?
Both meet code. PEX costs less and installs faster with fewer wall openings; copper is the traditional choice. We'll explain the tradeoffs for your home.
Do you patch drywall after a repipe?
Let us know during the estimate and we'll include the wall repair you need in the scope.
How do I know if I have a slab leak?
Common signs are a warm spot on the floor, the sound of running water with everything off, a jump in your water bill, or a water meter that moves when no fixtures are on.