Whole-house water-supply repipe
$5,220–$16,280
Planning range for this scope
A planning allowance for the plumbing scope. The proposal identifies the material, pipe routes, permits and finish-work responsibilities.
Understand the work. Plan the cost.
Whole House Repiping pricing
A whole-house repipe depends on the fixtures, layout and access. We inspect your home and put the plumbing and any finish work in writing.
Planning guide updated
Every home is a little different
What can change the price?
We check the condition of the plumbing and how we can reach it. Your written estimate should make the work clear before you choose an option.
- The number of bathrooms, fixtures and separate water connections.
- Home layout, pipe routes and access through walls, ceilings or attic space.
- The selected pipe material and condition of the existing connections.
- Permit requirements and the amount of access and finish work.
Know what the estimate covers.
Work described in this guide
- Water-supply lines and fixture connections identified in your repipe proposal.
- The chosen pipe material, testing and inspection scope stated in writing.
- Permit handling when included in the proposal.
Check separately in writing
- Drain or sewer replacement and a new water heater unless listed.
- Drywall, texture, paint, tile and other cosmetic restoration unless priced and included.
- Work outside the defined house supply system, such as a separate service line.
Service FAQ
Does a repipe replace the sewer line too?
A water-supply repipe replaces the pipes bringing water to the fixtures. Drains and sewer lines are separate systems and need their own scope.
Does this range include patching and painting?
Do not assume cosmetic restoration is included in this plumbing allowance. Your proposal should identify the openings, who handles restoration and the agreed cost.
What pipe material will you use?
We explain the material suited to your home and list it in the proposal. The pipe routes, access and connections are part of that discussion, so you know what work is planned.
Let’s take a look
Find out what makes sense for your home.
Tell us what is happening and whether you already have the fixture or equipment. We will explain the work and give you a written price before you decide.