Service Category
Repiping & Water Line Services
Whole-home repipes, pipe relining, and water-line repair for aging or failing plumbing.
Repiping & Water Line Services services
Pipe Relining & Repiping
Pipe relining repairs a damaged drain or sewer line from the inside by curing a new liner in place, while repiping replaces aging or corroded water lines with fresh piping. You need one of them when leaks, low pressure, rusty water, or repeated drain failures show your pipes are wearing out rather than having a one-off clog.
View service →Whole-House Repipe
A whole-house repipe replaces water-supply piping throughout a home. Repeated leaks, broad pressure problems, discolored water, material concerns, or extensive prior repairs can justify an assessment, but the choice between a focused repair, reroute, partial replacement, and full repipe depends on the actual system.
View service →Water Line Repair
Water-line repair addresses a leak or failure in the customer-side supply serving the property. A pressure change, unexpected water use, sound of flow, or unusual wet ground can justify investigation, but the utility owns the meter and public side and should be contacted first when the location or responsibility is unclear.
View service →Backflow Preventer Installation & Testing
A backflow assembly is selected to control a specific cross-connection risk. Device type, location, testing interval, tester qualifications, and filing requirements vary by water supplier, use, and current local rules. Pipedex confirms the applicable notice and handles only installation, repair, testing, and filing within its licensed scope.
View service →Water Pressure Regulator (PRV) Installation & Repair
A pressure-reducing valve (PRV) controls downstream water pressure where the incoming supply and local requirements call for one. Pressure complaints can also involve utility supply, valves, restrictions, demand, thermal expansion, fixtures, or leaks, so we measure the system before recommending adjustment, repair, or replacement.
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