Demo content — adapted to your business and location. Contacts, prices, reviews and claims are illustrative.

Book a pipe survey

Two hours, $290, credited in full if you go ahead. You keep the photographs and the written plan regardless.

Request a survey

Tell us the age of the house and anything you already know about the pipe.

Demo template — the form is not connected to a mailbox yet.

Call or text

Demo phone
Mon–Fri 7:30 am – 5 pm · Sat 9 am – 2 pm · Emergency line for existing clients

Email

hello@example.com
Replies within one business day.

Office

123 Example Street
Visits by appointment.

Scheduling

Repipes are quoted within a week and scheduled three to five weeks out. We run one repipe crew at a time, on purpose.

Shop hours

Shop hours
Monday – Friday7:30 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday9:00 am – 2:00 pm
SundayClosed
Emergency lineExisting clients, 24/7
Stylised map of the your city service area

Service area

The neighbourhoods we know

We work mostly in your city's pre-1960 housing stock, because the surprises in those houses are the ones we have already seen. Newer suburbs we take on referral, usually for Poly-B replacement.

  • Historic District
  • Garden District
  • Riverside
  • Central District
  • Central Village
  • North End
  • East Village
  • Eastside
  • Southside
  • Armstrong's Point
  • South Village
  • Old Southside

FAQ

What owners of old houses ask

Send a photo of the pipe at your water heater to hello@example.com and we will identify it for free — no visit needed.

How do I know if I have Poly-B?

Grey flexible pipe with a copper or plastic crimp ring, common in your city houses plumbed or renovated between about 1985 and 1997. Send us a photo of the pipe at your water heater and we will tell you for free.

What about Kitec?

Orange and blue pipe with brass fittings, mostly 1995 to 2007 and common in condos. The brass fittings corrode from the inside. If you have it, plan to replace it — the class-action settlement fund is long exhausted.

Do we have to move out?

No. We sequence the work so the water is on every night. Expect dust walls, no water during working hours, and one bathroom out of service at a time.

Copper or PEX?

Both, in the right places. PEX for long fished runs and anywhere flexibility helps; copper at the mechanical room, exposed runs and anywhere it will be seen. Anyone insisting on only one of them is selling their own convenience.

Who patches the walls?

We do, to paint-ready — taped, sanded and primed. We do not paint, because matching a heritage colour is a decorator's job, not a plumber's.

Find out what is actually behind your walls

A two-hour survey: every accessible run identified, material by material, with photographs and a written plan that tells you what to do now and what can wait five years.