
Whole-Home Repiping Services Spokane WA
Old pipes causing constant problems? Complete home repiping with modern PEX or copper for reliable plumbing that lasts decades.
Service Overview
If your home has old galvanized, polybutylene, or corroded copper pipes, repiping might be your best long-term solution. Constant leaks, low water pressure, and discolored water are all signs it may be time to replace your pipes with modern PEX or copper.

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Our Services
PEX Repiping
Modern PEX piping for flexible, durable, and cost-effective whole-home repiping.
- Flexible PEX installation
- Fewer connections mean fewer leaks
- Resistant to corrosion and scale
- Better flow rates than old pipes
- Quieter water flow
- 25-year warranty
Copper Repiping
Traditional copper piping for long-lasting, proven performance.
- Type L copper installation
- 50+ year lifespan
- Heat resistant
- Naturally antimicrobial
- Recyclable material
- Premium quality installation
Partial Repiping
Replace problem sections without full home repipe.
- Targeted pipe replacement
- Problem area solutions
- Match existing systems
- Cost-effective repairs
- Minimal disruption
- Future-proof upgrades
Common Problems We Solve
Frequent Pipe Leaks
Multiple leaks indicate systemic pipe failure. Whole-home repiping is most cost-effective solution.
Low Water Pressure
Corroded pipes restrict flow. Repiping restores full pressure throughout home.
Discolored Water
Rust from old pipes. Repiping eliminates source and provides clean water.

Why Choose Plumb Zebra?
Our Process
Home Inspection
We assess your current plumbing, identify problem areas, and recommend the best repiping solution for your home and budget.
Detailed Quote
You receive a comprehensive quote covering all work, materials, permits, and timeline. We explain PEX vs copper options clearly.
Professional Installation
Our team completes the repipe efficiently, typically in 2-3 days, with water service restored each evening.
Testing & Inspection
We pressure test all lines, complete required inspections, and ensure everything works perfectly before we leave.

Maintenance Tips
Annual Inspection
After repiping, have annual inspections to catch any issues early and maintain warranty.
Frequency: Once per year
Water Pressure Monitoring
Monitor water pressure. Sudden changes could indicate developing issues.
Frequency: Monthly
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need whole-home repiping?
Signs include frequent leaks, low water pressure, rusty/discolored water, visible pipe corrosion, or if your home has galvanized or polybutylene pipes. Homes built before 1970 often need repiping.
How much does whole-home repiping cost?
Costs typically range from $4,500-$15,000 depending on home size, pipe material choice, and accessibility. We provide detailed quotes and offer financing to make repiping affordable.
PEX or copper - which is better?
Both are excellent. PEX is more affordable, flexible, and resistant to freezing. Copper is traditional, heat-resistant, and preferred by some for drinking water. We'll help you choose based on your priorities and budget.
How long does repiping take?
Most whole-home repipes take 2-3 days. We restore water service each evening so you're not without water overnight. Larger homes may take 4-5 days.
Will you repair the walls after repiping?
We make necessary access holes and patch them with drywall. Final finishing (texture/paint) is typically handled by you or your contractor, though we can coordinate full restoration if needed.
Is repiping covered by insurance?
Typically no, unless the need results from a covered event like a burst pipe. However, repiping prevents future claims and may lower insurance premiums. Check with your insurer.
Pipe repair vs whole-home repipe: how do I decide?
A single leak on otherwise sound copper or PEX usually justifies a spot repair. Repeated leaks, galvanized steel or polybutylene pipes, rusty water, or chronically low pressure are signs the piping system itself is failing β patching one section just moves the next leak down the line, and a whole-home repipe becomes the more economical fix. We can assess your pipe material and leak history and give you an honest recommendation.
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