Your water tastes metallic. You see rust stains in your sinks. Multiple leaks keep popping up in different parts of your house, and your water pressure isn't what it used to be. Your pipes are failing, and patching one leak after another isn't solving the problem. You need whole-home repiping, and Roger's Plumbing can help. Call our friendly team or schedule online today.
Your home's pipes are failing, and you need a plumber who can repipe your entire house correctly. Whole-home repiping replaces all your old, corroded pipes with new ones, giving you clean water, reliable pressure, and peace of mind. Whether you've decided repiping is necessary or you need professional consultation to understand your options, Roger's Plumbing has the experience to handle it right.
For over 30 years, homeowners throughout Leander and the Greater Austin area have trusted Roger's Plumbing for whole-home repiping. Our plumbers assess your home's plumbing, explain what's involved in the repiping process, provide upfront pricing, and complete the work efficiently so you can get back to normal life.
We understand that repiping your entire home feels overwhelming. It's a big project that involves opening walls, replacing pipes throughout your house, and disrupting your daily routine. That's why our team works hard to make the process as smooth as possible.
From the moment you call, we'll explain exactly what repiping involves, how long it takes, what to expect each day, and provide upfront pricing. At Roger's Plumbing, our goal is simple: to repipe your home efficiently with quality workmanship, minimal disruption, and new pipes that will last for decades. We take pride in completing repiping projects that solve your water quality and pressure problems for good.
Here's how our process works:
Dealing with failing pipes and constant leaks? Just give us a call. We'll find a time that works best according to your schedule.
Our plumbers inspect your current pipes, test your water quality and pressure, and explain whether you need partial or whole-home repiping. We'll provide upfront flat-rate pricing.
Our plumbers repipe your home efficiently, test the new system thoroughly, and restore your walls. Every repiping project comes with our 2-year warranty.
Stop dealing with discolored water, multiple leaks, and declining water pressure. With your whole-home repiping complete, you'll have new pipes delivering clean water at proper pressure to every fixture in your home.
Homeowners throughout the Greater Austin area choose Roger's Plumbing for whole-home repiping because we deliver on our promises. From the initial inspection to testing your new plumbing system, our customers know they can count on honest service, quality workmanship, and real accountability. What our customers experience:
At Roger's Plumbing, our "Happy Today Or You Don't Pay" promise isn't just a catchy phrase. It's how we do business. We care deeply about exceeding our clients' expectations and hold ourselves accountable to this standard through this guarantee.
If you are not happy with the repiping service Roger's Plumbing gives you, we will stay until you are happy or simply don't pay us. Can you get fairer than that?
This commitment means you never have to worry about paying for work that doesn't meet your standards. Your satisfaction comes first, and we back that up with action. When you call Roger's Plumbing for whole-home repiping, you can trust that we'll deliver quality workmanship and stand behind every job we complete.
Whole-home repiping is a significant investment that protects your home and your health. That's why we offer financing options to meet your needs. The cost of repiping shouldn't force you to live with failing pipes, discolored water, and constant leaks.
At Roger's Plumbing, we believe that safe, clean water and reliable plumbing shouldn't set you back or break the bank. We are wholeheartedly dedicated to you, which is why we offer a variety of plumbing financing options for your comfort and convenience.
Whole-home repiping solves multiple problems that develop as pipes age and corrode. New pipes eliminate metallic-tasting water, discolored or rusty water, inconsistent water pressure, banging and creaking noises from your plumbing, and the constant worry about where the next leak will appear.
Beyond what you notice daily, new pipes protect your home from water damage, improve water safety for your family, and give you reliable plumbing for decades.
If your water tastes metallic or smells off, that's corrosion from your old pipes contaminating your water supply. Discolored water (reddish, brown, yellow, or black) means rust and sediment are flowing through your pipes and into your faucets.
New pipes deliver clean, clear water without metallic taste or discoloration, so you can drink from any tap in your home with confidence.
Inconsistent water pressure that starts strong then weakens, or low pressure throughout your home, indicates corroded pipes narrowed by mineral buildup and rust. Central Texas hard water accelerates this corrosion in older pipes.
New pipes restore proper water pressure at every fixture, so your showers work right, your washing machine fills quickly, and you're not dealing with weak water flow anymore.
If you're fixing one leak after another in different locations, your pipes are failing systemwide. Patching individual leaks doesn't solve the underlying problem when your entire pipe system has reached the end of its lifespan.
Whole-home repiping replaces all the failing pipes at once, eliminating the cycle of repairs and giving you leak-free plumbing.
If your Central Texas home is 40 years or older with original pipes, you're living with corroded plumbing that's reached or exceeded its expected lifespan. Even if you haven't had major problems yet, visible rust and corrosion on exposed pipes mean hidden corrosion throughout your system.
Repiping before catastrophic failures protects your home from water damage and eliminates the stress of wondering when your pipes will fail.
Failing pipes, water stains, and visible corrosion hurt your home's value. Repiping with modern materials increases your home's value, makes it more attractive to buyers if you're planning to sell, and protects your investment from water damage.
New pipes also mean lower insurance risk and fewer costly emergency repairs.
Your new pipes deserve protection. Our Jolly Roger That! Club provides regular inspections and maintenance to keep your plumbing working reliably for decades. Catching small issues early prevents problems and ensures your repiping investment continues delivering clean water and proper pressure.
What the Jolly Roger That! Club Includes:
Priority Service - Priority scheduling for expedited service, a familiar process for the best experience possible, and knowing we are here to help protect your plumbing.
Free System and Safety Inspection - A recorded history of your plumbing system, on every visit a visual inspection of your plumbing, and an annual thorough inspection of pipes, fixtures, and connections.
10% Reduced Rate - A 10% reduced rate for the most common plumbing repairs and maintenance services listed in our 10 levels.
Free Audit and Diagnostic - Free audit and diagnostic. A Diamond Club inspection gives the ability to plan, budget and prioritize plumbing maintenance based on your needs. A company you can trust to have fully trained background checked employees.
3-Year Warranty on Most Common Repairs - Extended warranty protection on the most common plumbing repairs, giving you peace of mind beyond the standard 2-year warranty.
At Roger's Plumbing, we handle whole-home repiping along with every other plumbing challenge your home faces. From emergency repairs to routine maintenance, our team delivers the same commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
Stop dealing with discolored water, multiple leaks, and declining water pressure. With your whole-home repiping complete, you'll have new pipes delivering clean water at proper pressure to every fixture in your home.
Multiple plumbing issues happening together indicate systemic failure rather than isolated problems. Discolored water plus low water pressure plus frequent leaks means your pipes are failing throughout your home. Expensive water bills from hidden leaks, banging noises in pipes, inconsistent water temperature, and visible corrosion on exposed pipes all point to corroded pipes that need replacement.
A slab leak (leak under your foundation) often indicates widespread pipe deterioration, not just one bad section. If you're over 40 years old with original pipes and experiencing significant plumbing issues, house repiping prevents more serious water damage and costly repairs down the road.
It depends on the piping material and water quality. Galvanized steel pipes typically last 40 to 50 years before corrosion becomes a significant issue. Copper pipes can last 50 to 70 years but may corrode faster with hard water. PEX piping is newer but expected to last 50+ years. Lead pipes should be replaced immediately for health reasons.
If your Central Texas home still has original pipes from 40+ years ago, you're living on borrowed time. Even if you haven't had major problems yet, corroded pipes can fail suddenly. Regular plumbing inspections help identify when pipes are deteriorating and need replacement before catastrophic failures occur.
Discolored water (reddish, brown, yellow, or black) comes from rust and sediment breaking off inside corroded pipes and flowing into your water supply. This happens as galvanized steel pipes, copper pipes, and other old pipes deteriorate from corrosion. The rust contaminates your drinking water and stains fixtures.
If discolored water affects multiple faucets throughout your entire house, your plumbing system has widespread corrosion. Flushing pipes temporarily improves water clarity, but the problem returns because the source is corroded pipes. New pipes eliminate the corrosion source and restore clean, clear water throughout your home.
Low water pressure throughout your entire house usually means your old pipes are corroded from the inside. As galvanized steel pipes and older copper pipes age, rust and mineral deposits narrow the pipe diameter and restrict water flow. Central Texas hard water makes this worse over time.
If water pressure is weak at all fixtures, your whole house repiping may be the best solution. Patching individual sections won't fix systemwide corrosion. New pipes restore full water flow and proper water pressure at every fixture.
Yes, if corroded pipes are causing your low pressure. When pipes corrode from the inside, mineral buildup and rust narrow the pipe diameter, restricting water flow. New pipes restore full diameter and proper water flow throughout your home.
If low pressure is caused by other issues like a failing pressure regulator or problems with the municipal supply, repiping won't solve it. We'll diagnose the cause during our inspection and let you know what's actually needed.
Recurring leaks in different locations indicate your entire plumbing system has reached the end of its lifespan. When pipes corrode, weak spots develop throughout the system, not just where you see leaks. Fixing one leak doesn't prevent the next one because the underlying corrosion affects all your old pipes.
Homes with galvanized steel pipes or lead pipes from decades ago commonly experience frequent leaks as the pipes deteriorate. House repiping replaces all the corroded pipes at once, eliminating the cycle of repairs and preventing water damage to your home.
Galvanized steel pipes were commonly used in homes built before the 1960s. If your Central Texas home is 40 years or older with original plumbing, you likely have galvanized steel or possibly lead pipes. You can check exposed pipes in your basement, crawl space, or where pipes enter fixtures. Galvanized steel pipes look silver or gray and may show rust and corrosion.
These pipes corrode from the inside out, contaminating your drinking water and reducing water pressure. Once galvanized steel corrodes significantly, whole house repiping with modern piping material like PEX piping or copper pipes is more cost effective than ongoing plumbing repairs.
If you're dealing with frequent leaks, recurring plumbing repairs, discolored water, or low water pressure from corroded pipes, house repiping is more cost effective long-term than ongoing repairs. Constant plumbing repairs add up quickly, plus you risk water damage to your home from the next leak.
New pipes eliminate water quality problems, restore proper water pressure, protect your home's value, and give you reliable plumbing for decades. Homes with old pipes, galvanized steel, or lead pipes eventually need repiping. Doing it proactively prevents emergencies and protects your home from water damage.
The repiping process replaces your home's water supply lines with new pipes made from modern piping material. This requires accessing pipes inside walls, under floors, and in ceilings to remove old pipes and install new plumbing. The repiping work happens in phases so you maintain some water access during the project.
A thorough inspection identifies which pipes need replacement and what piping material works best for your home. The repiping project involves obtaining necessary permits, coordinating with building departments for inspections, protecting your home during work, completing drywall repairs after pipe replacement, and testing the entire system. Experienced professionals handle the complete repiping process from initial inspection through final testing.
Few things are as important to the comfort and safety of your home as your plumbing systems. That’s why we don’t wait around; when you call us for local plumbing services, we show up on time, ready to get to work, and equipped with the tools and expertise to solve the problem quickly.
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