Professional Re-Pipe Services for Lasting Plumbing Solutions
Signs You May Need a Re-Pipe
Not sure if it’s time to replace your pipes? Watch for these common warning signs:
- Frequent leaks or pipe bursts
- Low water pressure throughout your home
- Discolored or rusty water
- Unexplained increase in water bills
- Noisy, rattling pipes
If you notice these signs, our experienced plumbers will assess your system and suggest the ideal solution.
Reliable Pipe Replacement Solutions
In & Out Plumbing uses top-quality materials and modern techniques to ensure your new piping system is built to last. Whether it’s a full-home re-pipe or a localized pipe repair near me, our certified experts get the job done efficiently with minimal disruption.
Why Choose In & Out Plumbing?
- Experienced, certified plumbers
- High-quality, long-lasting materials
- Efficient, minimally invasive installation
- Honest, upfront pricing with no hidden fees
Schedule Your Re-Pipe Service Today
Don’t wait for plumbing issues to get worse. Contact In & Out Plumbing for expert residential plumbing services and reliable re-pipe solutions. Schedule your inspection and protect your home’s plumbing system for years to come!
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas do you serve?
We serve King & Pierce counties and parts of Thurston, serving Tacoma, Steilacoom, Enumclaw, Orting, Lacey, and many others.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. we are licensed, bonded & insured, family‑owned company with over 22 years of experience. They hold Washington State GC and PC licenses: OUTPLOP811B8 and OUTPLOP792MB.
What does it mean to re-pipe a house?
To re-pipe a house means our certified plumbers replace your home’s entire hot and cold water supply plumbing system with new, high-quality pipes. This service is a permanent solution for widespread leaks, corrosion, and low water pressure issues.
When should I consider re-piping my home?
You should consider re-piping your home if you have frequent leaks, consistently low water pressure, or rusty, discolored water coming from your faucets. It is often the most effective solution for older homes with aging, corroded pipes.
How long does a whole-home re-pipe take?
A whole-home re-pipe for an average-sized house typically takes between two and five days. Our experienced team works efficiently to minimize disruption, and we strive to have your water service restored each evening during the project.
