Copper Repipes
Copper Repipes | Pipe Upgrades | Plumbing | Duff
Leaky galvanized lines, low water pressure, and rusty tap water don’t belong in your Duff home. HEP’s copper repipes plumbing team replaces aging supply lines with seamless, code-compliant copper that resists corrosion, boosts flow, and safeguards your family’s water quality—all with minimal disruption to walls and floors.
Our licensed pros map your system, schedule work around your routine, and finish most projects in a single day, so you can enjoy decades of worry-free service. Ready for dependable pipe upgrades? Call HEP and feel the difference every time you turn on the tap.
FAQs
How can I tell if my Duff home needs a complete copper repipe?
Common warning signs include rusty-colored water, recurring pin-hole leaks, reduced water pressure, visible corrosion on exposed piping, and pipes that are more than 40-50 years old. If you experience two or more of these issues, a professional inspection is recommended to determine whether a full copper repipe is the most cost-effective long-term solution.
What advantages do copper pipe upgrades offer over the old galvanized or polybutylene lines?
Type L copper piping resists corrosion and pin-hole leaks, can handle higher water pressure, and is rated for 50+ years of service life. It is naturally antimicrobial, does not leach chemicals, and meets all current Duff and Florida plumbing codes. Upgrading improves water quality and flow, minimizes future leak repairs, and typically increases property value.
How long will a copper repipe project take in an average Duff residence?
For a single-story, 2-bathroom home, most repipe projects are completed in 1-2 days, with water service restored each evening. Larger or multi-story homes may take 3-5 days. Our team provides a detailed timeline after the site visit, and we coordinate local inspections so you’re never without water longer than absolutely necessary.
What is involved in the repiping process?
1. On-site assessment and permit filing with Duff Building Services. 2. Protection of floors, furniture, and belongings with drop cloths and plastic sheeting. 3. Strategic wall, ceiling, or slab access openings to remove old lines and route new Type L copper. 4. Pressure testing to ensure leak-free joints. 5. Municipal inspection. 6. Drywall patching, texture matching, and site cleanup. You end up with brand-new piping and minimal evidence we were ever there.
Will my walls or landscaping be heavily damaged?
No. We use minimally invasive techniques, making small, precise access holes that are patched and textured afterward. For slab-on-grade homes we often route new copper lines through the attic or walls to avoid breaking concrete. Landscaping is disturbed only if an exterior water-service line replacement is required, and we restore the area before we leave.
How much does a copper repipe cost and do you offer warranties?
Pricing depends on the home’s size, number of fixtures, and accessibility, but most Duff homes fall between $4,500 and $9,500 for a full repipe. We provide a fixed, written quote after inspection—no surprise charges. All workmanship is backed by a 25-year labor warranty, and the copper pipe itself carries a manufacturer’s lifetime limited warranty against defects.