Whole House Repiping in West Palm Beach, FL | Integrity Plumbing & Drain Inc.

About Our Whole Home Repiping Services in West Palm Beach, FL

At Integrity Plumbing & Drain, Inc., we provide complete whole house repiping throughout West Palm Beach and surrounding areas. Whether your home has aging galvanized steel, deteriorating polybutylene, or corroded copper lines, our licensed team can replace every water line in your home with modern, durable piping materials. We are your trusted local plumber for water line replacement and full home pipe replacement.

Repiping a house is a major decision, and we make it as smooth as possible. Our insured plumbing professionals handle everything from permits to drywall patching, delivering efficient plumbing services with transparent pricing and minimal disruption to your daily life.

Why Choose Us

We’re licensed and insured (License #CFC1427560), show up when we say we will, and give you 100% transparent pricing before any work starts. Our techs make sure to completely inform you of any questions you may have and leave you a clean area when they're done. We offer fast scheduling, great warranties and a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

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Whole House Repiping: Our Process

Whether you need a full home repipe or a partial water line replacement, we follow a proven process to deliver reliable results with minimal disruption.

Inspection and Assessment

A licensed plumber from our team inspects your existing water pipe system to identify corroded, leaking, or restricted lines. We use cameras and pressure tests to determine the full scope of the project and provide you with a detailed report.

Material Selection and Planning

We discuss the best piping material for your home. Options include copper, PEX, and CPVC. Each has different advantages depending on your budget, home layout, and local water conditions. We help you choose what makes the most sense for your property.

Transparent Pricing and Scheduling

You receive a complete written estimate covering all costs before we begin. There are no hidden fees. We schedule the work at a time that works for you and explain exactly how long the repiping process will take for your specific home.

Installation, Testing, and Restoration

Our team removes the old piping and installs the new water lines throughout the house. We pressure test every connection, restore water service, and patch any access points we opened. We clean up completely and walk you through the finished work.

Professional Repiping for West Palm Beach Homes

Reliable water pipe repair and whole home repiping from a top rated plumber you can count on.

When Is It Time to Repipe Your House?

Many homeowners wonder whether they can continue repairing individual leaks or if it makes more sense to repipe the entire house. If you are experiencing frequent water line repairs, discolored water, low water pressure at multiple fixtures, or pinhole leaks in your copper or galvanized pipes, a full repipe is often the most cost effective long term solution. Homes built before the 1980s with original plumbing are especially good candidates for whole home repiping. If you suspect a slab leak may be the cause of your problems, check out our complete guide to slab leak detection.

Repiping a House on a Slab Foundation

Many West Palm Beach homes are built on concrete slab foundations, which means the water lines often run through or beneath the slab. Repiping a house on a slab requires careful planning. In many cases, we can reroute the new lines through the attic or along interior walls to avoid breaking through concrete altogether. This approach minimizes disruption to your flooring and reduces the overall project timeline. Our experienced team has completed hundreds of slab repipes throughout Palm Beach County.

How Long Does It Take to Repipe a House?

The timeline for a whole house repipe depends on the size of your home, the number of fixtures, and the accessibility of existing lines. Most standard homes in West Palm Beach can be fully repiped in two to four days. Larger properties or homes with complex layouts may take slightly longer. We provide a clear timeline during the estimate phase so you know exactly what to expect. Throughout the project, we keep your water service running as much as possible to minimize inconvenience. For tips on replumbing individual rooms, read our guide on replumbing a bathroom.

PEX vs Copper, Polybutylene, and What a Repipe Actually Includes

The material choices and what every honest repipe quote should cover.

Why we install PEX on full repipes

PEX is the supply line material we install on every whole house repipe. It resists the mineral content of West Palm Beach water better than copper, flexes with normal house movement, requires far fewer fittings hidden behind drywall, and carries a strong manufacturer warranty. Copper is still a great material in many homes, but it is more expensive, more prone to pinhole leaks in hard water markets, and slower to install. Most plumbers in our area have moved to PEX for full repipes for these reasons. If you have a specific reason you want copper, we can do it, but PEX is what we recommend and what we install most often.

Polybutylene supply lines and your insurance

If your West Palm Beach home was built between 1978 and 1995, there is a real chance the supply lines are polybutylene plastic. The pipe is gray, blue, or sometimes black, and it has a well-documented history of failure. Many Florida insurance carriers are now non-renewing or surcharging policies on homes with polybutylene. A whole house repipe removes the issue from the four-point inspection and resets your insurability. We provide a certificate of repipe that your insurance agent can submit to the carrier to restore your standard policy.

What we replace beyond the supply lines

A whole house repipe is the right moment to upgrade everything else in the supply system that has aged alongside the pipes. We replace the angle stops under every sink and toilet (the brass valves on a 30-year-old home are usually corroded into place), the main shut-off valve at the home entry, and the pressure regulator if your incoming water pressure is above 80 PSI. Closed-loop water heater systems get an expansion tank if one is missing or has waterlogged. Hose bibs get replaced as needed. These are small line items individually but they all matter for the long-term performance of the new system.

Permits, inspections, and the drywall

Every repipe in Palm Beach County requires a permit, and we pull it on your behalf. The county inspector signs off on the work when it is complete, which is what makes the repipe count toward your insurance certificate. After the work is finished, the drywall and paint repair on the access cuts is coordinated through trusted local partners we have worked with for years. We schedule that portion of the project directly with you, and the partner team usually completes the cosmetic work within a week of the repipe finishing.

What life looks like during a repipe

A whole house repipe sounds disruptive on paper. In practice, most West Palm Beach homeowners stay in their homes throughout the project. We turn the water on at the end of every work day so you have full plumbing service overnight. We contain dust to the active work areas with floor protection and plastic sheeting. We complete the work in zones so the most-used bathrooms are back online first. Most homeowners tell us afterward that the disruption was much smaller than they expected, and the result (modern, leak-free plumbing throughout the home) is well worth the few days of mess.

Service FAQ

How fast can you get here?

We can often get there the same day. Reach out to one of our friendly staff members at 561-310-6435 and we can help you schedule an appointment.

Do you offer free estimates?

Yes, we offer free estimates for everyone in West Palm Beach and surrounding areas. We will have to send a technician out to your home to diagnose the problem before we can give you that free estimate.

Are you licensed and insured?

Integrity Plumbing & Drain is licensed (#CFC1427560) and insured.

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