If your home was built before 1970, there's a good chance it still has galvanized steel pipes that are corroding from the inside out. Low water pressure, discolored water, frequent leaks, and high repair bills are all signs that a repipe may be the most cost-effective long-term solution.
Signs Your Home May Need Repiping
- Low or inconsistent water pressure
- Rusty or discolored water
- Frequent pinhole leaks or pipe failures
- Pipes 40+ years old
- Ongoing expensive repair bills
Copper vs. PEX: Which Is Right for Your Home?
Ace Pelizon Plumbing installs both copper and PEX water piping because every home is different. Rather than recommending the same material for every project, we'll explain the advantages of each and help you choose the system that best fits your home, budget, and long-term goals.
PEX Repiping
- More flexible, requiring fewer fittings inside walls
- Highly resistant to corrosion, mineral buildup, and pinhole leaks
- Better freeze resistance because the tubing can expand before bursting
- Typically less expensive to install than copper
- Must be protected from prolonged UV exposure and direct sunlight
Copper Repiping
- Excellent long-term track record with decades of proven performance
- Naturally resistant to UV exposure and rodent damage
- Fully recyclable at the end of its service life
- Ideal for exposed piping where sunlight may be present
- Higher material and installation costs than PEX
Both copper and PEX are approved for potable water systems and can provide decades of reliable service when properly installed. During your estimate, we'll discuss your home's plumbing layout, water quality, budget, and future plans before recommending the best option for your specific situation.
What to Expect During a Whole-Home Repipe
- Free in-home evaluation and written estimate
- Material selection (Copper or PEX)
- Permit obtained before work begins
- Water service restored each day whenever possible
- Final pressure testing and inspection
- Walk-through with your technician before completion
The Repipe Investment
A full repipe is a significant investment — but so is continuing to repair old pipes year after year. Most homeowners see immediate improvements in water pressure, water quality, and peace of mind. We offer financing options to make repiping accessible.
Why Ace Pelizon Handles Every Repipe In-House
A whole-home repipe is one of the largest plumbing investments most homeowners will ever make. That's why Ace Pelizon Plumbing completes every repipe using our own employees—we do not subcontract our repipe projects.
Some plumbing companies hire subcontractor crews to complete repipes because it allows them to finish more projects in less time. While that may reduce installation time, it also means the company selling you the job isn't always the same company performing the work.
At Ace Pelizon Plumbing, our own licensed, background-checked technicians perform every phase of your repipe. We control the quality of the installation, ensure the work meets our standards, oversee the final inspection, and stand behind the finished product because we know exactly what was installed inside your walls.
Our repipes may take a little longer than companies using subcontracted crews, but we believe quality, accountability, and craftsmanship are more important than simply finishing the job as quickly as possible.
Every repipe is completed by Ace Pelizon Plumbing employees—not subcontractors. The same company that designs your repipe is the company that installs it, inspects it, and stands behind it for years to come.
Our Repiping Process
Our experienced crew works efficiently to minimize disruption to your home. We protect your floors and walls, complete the work in as little as one day for most homes, and restore everything before we leave. All work is permitted and inspected per local code.
What's Included
- Whole-home copper repiping
- Whole-home PEX repiping
- Partial repiping
- Galvanized pipe replacement
- Polybutylene pipe replacement
- Water line replacement
- Permit & inspection handling
- Financing available
Why Homeowners Trust Ace for Repiping
A whole-home repipe isn't just about replacing old pipes—it's about protecting your home's plumbing system for decades to come. That's why we focus on quality craftsmanship, proper planning, and doing the job right the first time.
Our experienced technicians explain your material options, obtain the required permits, complete the installation using our own employees, coordinate inspections, thoroughly test the new system, and walk you through the finished project before we leave. From your initial estimate to the final inspection, you'll work with the same company every step of the way.