A whole-home repipe replaces all of a home's old water supply pipes, usually corroded galvanized steel or failing polybutylene, with new PEX piping. Patch Plumbing repipes homes across DeLand, Deltona, Orange City, New Smyrna Beach and Volusia County. Most repipes are completed in a few days, and the result is stronger water pressure, cleaner water, and an end to recurring leaks.
Signs it's time to repipe
- Rusty, brown or cloudy water, especially first thing in the morning
- Low water pressure throughout the house
- You've had more than one leak in the last couple of years
- The home has galvanized steel or gray polybutylene pipe
- Your insurance company is asking about the age or type of your plumbing
Why PEX
PEX is flexible, doesn't rust or scale up, and handles Florida water well. Because it bends around corners, it needs fewer fittings and fewer openings in your walls than rigid pipe. It's the standard for repipes today.
What to expect
We start with an inspection to confirm what pipe you have and how it's routed, then give you a firm written price. On install days we protect floors and furniture, run the new lines, and keep the water off only when we have to. Most homes have water back each evening. We patch the access openings so you're ready for paint. Read what goes into the cost of a repipe.
Older homes are our everyday work
From 1920s bungalows near downtown DeLand to 1950s beach houses and 1980s Deltona ranches, we've seen most of the pipe Volusia County has to offer. One customer's 1955 beach house went from clogged galvanized lines to great water pressure, done quickly and in budget.
