Whole-House Repiping in Santa Barbara & Ventura County, CA

Over time, the pipes that make up your home’s plumbing system can corrode, decay, and begin to fail. If your older home suffers from low water pressure, discolored or rusty water, or you are experiencing an increasing number of leaks, the problem may be the pipes themselves. At Drain Charmer Plumbing & Rooter Inc., we specialize in whole-house repiping, providing a permanent solution to widespread pipe failure.

Many older homes were built with galvanized steel pipes that are now well past their expected lifespan. These pipes corrode from the inside out, causing restricted water flow and leading to the rusty water you see at your taps. This corrosion eventually eats through the pipe walls, resulting in pinhole leaks behind walls and in ceilings that can cause extensive and costly water damage.

A whole-house repipe is the process of completely replacing your home’s old, failing water supply lines with a new, durable piping system. Our experienced team carefully plans the project to be as efficient as possible. We use modern, reliable materials like copper or PEX tubing, which are far superior to old galvanized pipes and will last for many decades without corroding.

While it is a major project, we take great care to minimize the disruption to your home. Our plumbers work methodically to access and replace the old pipes, making precise cuts in drywall that are easier to repair. Our goal is to complete the repipe efficiently, restore your water service, and leave your home clean, all while providing you with a brand-new, reliable plumbing system.

Investing in a whole-house repipe is one of the most important upgrades you can make to an older home. It solves countless plumbing problems at once, improves your water quality and pressure, and significantly increases your property’s value. If you are experiencing the signs of failing pipes, contact Drain Charmer Plumbing & Rooter Inc. today for a professional consultation and a clear estimate for your repiping project.