Whole-Home Repiping in Las Vegas
Tired of leak after leak? A repipe replaces aging water lines with new PEX or copper so you can stop patching and get reliable pressure and clean water back.
When Repiping Is the Smart Fix
If your home has had more than one slab leak, or the copper lines are pitted and thin from years of Las Vegas hard water, fixing one leak at a time can cost more than replacing the lines. A repipe reroutes new water lines through your walls and attic instead of under the slab, so future leaks don’t soak your foundation.
We plan every repipe to keep your home livable during the job, protect your floors and furniture, and patch access holes when we’re done. You’ll get a written scope that shows exactly which lines are being replaced and how.
Signs it may be time to repipe
- Repeat slab leaksA second or third leak usually means the pipe is failing throughout.
- Pinhole leaks in copperSmall leaks showing up in different spots over time.
- Low or uneven water pressureScale buildup narrowing older pipes.
- Rusty or discolored waterCommon with older galvanized steel lines.
- Polybutylene pipingGray plastic pipe from older homes that’s known to fail.
Repiping Services
Whole-home PEX repipe
Flexible, freeze- and scale-resistant PEX run through walls and attic space.
Copper repipe
Type L copper for homeowners who prefer it, installed to code.
Partial repipes & reroutes
Replacing only the failing section, such as a hot water loop under the slab.
Polybutylene & galvanized replacement
Removing pipe materials known to fail or corrode.
New shutoffs & manifolds
Fresh valves at every fixture and a manifold for easy control.
Drywall access & patching
Small, planned openings that we patch when the job is complete.
What Does Repiping Cost in Las Vegas?
Repipe pricing depends on the size and layout of your home, so we walk the house and give you a written quote. The main factors are:
- Number of bathrooms and fixturesMore fixtures means more line and more connections.
- Pipe materialPEX generally costs less than copper and installs faster.
- One or two storiesAccess through attics and walls changes the labor involved.
- Drywall patchingHow many access openings are needed and how they’re finished.
Want a repipe quote? Call 702-932-5755 or request an estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a whole-home repipe take?
Most single-family homes take a few days, depending on size and layout. We plan the work so you have water service at the end of each day whenever possible.
Is PEX or copper better for a Las Vegas home?
Both work well. PEX resists scale and freezing, is flexible and costs less. Copper is durable and preferred by some homeowners. We’ll explain the tradeoffs for your home.
Will repiping stop slab leaks?
Yes. Rerouting water lines through walls and the attic instead of under the slab removes the main cause of slab leaks.
Do you patch the drywall after repiping?
We make small, planned access openings and patch them when the plumbing work is complete. We’ll explain the finish level in your estimate.
Work With a Las Vegas Plumber You Can Trust
Homeowners, businesses and property managers across the valley call TPM for honest answers and work done right. Give us a call and see the difference.

