Licensed Plumbers
Licensed Plumbers | Pipe Upgrades | Plumbing | Greenback
When the water in your Greenback home has turned lukewarm at best and rusty at worst, it’s time to call in the experts at HEP Plumbing. Our fully licensed plumbers specialize in pipe upgrades that replace corroded, leaking, or undersized lines with modern PEX or copper solutions built to last for decades. We arrive on-time, protect your property with meticulous drop-cloth coverage, and keep you informed at every step, so the only surprise is how smoothly the water flows when we’re finished.
From single-room refreshes to whole-house repipes, we tailor each project to your budget and timeline, offering transparent pricing, flexible financing, and a satisfaction guarantee that’s as solid as our workmanship. Discover why Greenback homeowners trust HEP for reliability, cleanliness, and a customer-first approach—then schedule your free assessment today and feel the difference right down to the tap.
FAQs
When should I consider upgrading the pipes in my Greenback home?
Most homes with galvanized steel, polybutylene, or lead piping that are 30–50 years old should have an inspection to determine if corrosion, leaks, or restricted flow are present. Frequent pin-hole leaks, discolored water, low water pressure, or a home renovation project that exposes existing lines are common indicators it’s time for a pipe upgrade.
What pipe materials do your licensed plumbers recommend for replacements?
For potable water lines we typically install Type L copper or PEX-A tubing. Copper delivers long-term durability and high resale value, while PEX-A offers flexibility, freeze resistance, and a lower installation cost. For drain, waste, and vent piping, we usually upgrade to PVC or ABS, which are corrosion-proof and meet current Greenback plumbing codes.
How long does a whole-house pipe replacement take?
A typical 2-bathroom single-family home in Greenback can be repiped in 2–5 days. The first day is devoted to protective floor covering and opening selective wall/ceiling access points. Rough-in piping is normally finished by day three, followed by pressure testing, drywall patching, and cleanup. Larger homes or those with difficult access may take up to a week.
Will you handle permits and code inspections for my project?
Yes. Our team pulls all required permits through the Loudon County Building & Codes Department, schedules interim and final inspections, and supplies you with signed approval documents. Because we are state-licensed and insured, we can expedite permits and ensure your new piping meets the latest Tennessee plumbing code.
How much does a pipe upgrade cost in Greenback?
Pricing depends on home size, pipe material, and accessibility, but most whole-home upgrades range from $4,000–$12,000. We provide a free on-site assessment, itemized estimate, and multiple material options so you can choose the solution that best fits your budget.
Will I be without water during the upgrade?
We stage the project so your water service is disrupted only during the final switchover to the new system, usually 4–8 hours. We keep at least one restroom operational at the end of each workday and restore full service before we leave the site. Advance scheduling allows you to plan around any brief outages.