Partial repipe
Where the failing material is confined to one area.
$4,600 one floor or one bathroom stack
- Failing runs replaced in copper or PEX
- Permitted and inspected
- 100 psi pressure test
- Joints photographed
- Drywall patched paint-ready
Three scopes with real numbers, plus the four things that decide which one your house needs.
Transparent pricing
Every quote follows a survey, because two houses on the same Historic District block can differ by five thousand dollars depending on what the last renovation left behind.
Where the failing material is confined to one area.
$4,600 one floor or one bathroom stack
The full job, sequenced around you living there.
$8,400 typical 2-bath character home
Supply plus the cast iron stack, done in one opening.
$13,500 supply and drainage together
These are real numbers for a typical two-bathroom character home of about 1,400 square feet. Knob-and-tube-era houses with plaster and lath, three storeys, or a finished basement in the way will be quoted higher — and the survey tells you which one you have before you commit to anything.
Four things, all of them visible at the survey and all of them written into the fixed quote.
Poly-B fishes out easily. Galvanized buried in plaster does not.
Lath and plaster costs more to open and far more to make good afterwards.
Doing supply and the stack in one opening is cheaper than two projects two years apart.
An occupied house means sequencing so the water is on each night. That is real time and we price it honestly.
These are only cheap while the walls are already open. We list them at survey time so you can decide once, not twice.
Manifold system
Home-run PEX with labelled shut-offs.
+$1,450
Recirculation loop
Hot water at the far bathroom in seconds.
+$980
Whole-home shut-off upgrade
Quarter-turn valve you can actually close.
+$390
Hose bib replacement
Frost-free, sloped correctly.
+$285 each
Fixture supply upgrade
Braided lines, quarter-turn stops.
+$85 per fixture
As-built drawing
A drawn record of what is where, for later.
+$340
A partial repipe gets the same pressure test, the same photographs and the same patch standard as the largest job we do.
Every concealed joint is photographed and the set is emailed to you before the drywall goes on. If a joint we made ever leaks, we repair it and make good the finish — two years on a repipe, five when we do the stack as well.
FAQ
Send a photo of the pipe at your water heater to hello@example.com and we will identify it for free — no visit needed.
It is $290, and it is credited in full if you proceed with us. A free survey pays for itself by finding a reason you need a repipe.
Fixed after the survey. The survey exists precisely so we are not guessing and you are not receiving change orders.
A third at booking to hold the crew, a third at rough-in inspection, the balance when the patching is done.
Two years on a repipe, five when the stack is included. Written on the invoice, not implied.
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.