Whole-house Repiping
Whole-house Repiping | Pipe Upgrades | Plumbing | Bean Station
When the water in your Bean Station home tells a rusty tale or pressure drops make every shower a gamble, it’s time to let HEP rewrite your plumbing story. Our licensed pros specialize in seamless whole-house repiping that swaps out corroded lines for modern, high-performance PEX or copper—often in just a day or two. You’ll enjoy cleaner water, steadier pressure, and the peace of mind that comes from a 25-year workmanship warranty, all with minimal disruption to your daily routine.
From the first camera inspection to the final drywall patch, we treat your house like our own while delivering cost-saving pipe upgrades that add instant value. Schedule your free estimate today, and discover why Bean Station homeowners say, “Call HEP, we’ll fix it!”
FAQs
What are the most common signs my Bean Station home needs whole-house repiping?
You may notice recurring pin-hole leaks, rusty or discolored water, a metallic taste, low or fluctuating water pressure, banging noises in the walls, or visible corrosion on exposed galvanized or polybutylene pipes. Homes in Bean Station that were built before the mid-1990s often still have outdated piping materials that are reaching the end of their life expectancy. If you are calling for leak repairs more than once a year, repiping is usually the most cost-effective long-term solution.
What piping materials do you offer for a repipe, and how do I choose the right one?
We install PEX, Type L copper, and CPVC. PEX is the most popular in Bean Station because it is flexible, resists freezing, and usually costs 30–40 % less than copper. Type L copper is the premium option, offering excellent longevity and heat resistance, but at a higher price. CPVC is an economical rigid plastic that meets local code but is less freeze-tolerant than PEX. During your free in-home consultation we evaluate your water chemistry, budget, and long-term plans to recommend the best material.
How long will a whole-house repipe take and will I be without water?
For an average 2-bath, 1,500 sq ft home in Bean Station, the repipe itself typically takes 1–3 days. We stage the job so your water is shut off for only 4–8 hours on the main repipe day. After the new piping is pressurized and inspected, we restore full water service the same evening. Drywall patching, texture matching, and paint touch-ups are usually completed on Day 2 or 3, but you will have running water while that finishing work is done.
Do I need a permit to repipe in Bean Station, and who handles the inspections?
Yes. Grainger County and the City of Bean Station both require a plumbing permit for whole-house repiping. Our team pulls the permit, schedules all rough-in and final inspections, and meets the inspector onsite. We follow the 2021 International Plumbing Code adopted by the county, including requirements for pipe support, insulation, and proper pressure testing, so you never have to worry about paperwork or compliance.
What does a whole-house repipe cost in Bean Station?
Pricing varies with the size of your home, the number of fixtures, the material chosen, and how accessible your walls, crawl space, or attic are. Most projects fall between $3,500 and $10,000. We provide a written, itemized estimate after a no-cost evaluation, and we offer financing plans with payments as low as $89 per month. All repipes come with a 25-year manufacturer warranty on materials and a 10-year workmanship guarantee.
Will repiping improve water quality and increase my home’s value?
Absolutely. New PEX or copper piping eliminates rust, scale, and lead that can leach from old galvanized or polybutylene lines, giving you clearer, better-tasting water and full, even pressure at every tap. A recent study by the National Association of Realtors showed that updated plumbing ranks among the top upgrades buyers look for, recouping up to 73 % of its cost at resale. Many insurers also offer lower premiums for homes with modern piping, putting more money back in your pocket.