Whole-House Repipe in Gilbert, Chandler & Mesa
A repipe replaces the aging supply lines running through your walls, attic and slab with new pipe, once. Most people get here the same way: a pinhole leak, then another, then a third, each one a repair bill and a drywall patch. We'll tell you which side of the repair-or-repipe line you're on.
- AZ ROC #356064Licensed & bonded
- 5.0177 Google reviews
- 20+ yearsJosh in the trade
- Family-ownedChandler & Tempe, AZ
When to call
Signs it's time for repipe / whole-home repiping.
Copper from the 1990s and early 2000s carrying hard water is reaching the age where leaks stop being rare. Galvanized steel in older homes is past its life. Gray polybutylene should just go.
One leak is a repair. A pattern of leaks in the same house is a different question, and it's worth answering once instead of one emergency at a time.
- A second or third pinhole leak in the same house
- Rusty or discolored water from more than one tap
- Pressure that drops when two fixtures run
- Green staining or corrosion on exposed copper
- Original galvanized or gray polybutylene supply lines
- A repair quote that's starting to rival replacing
How we do it
Diagnose first. Quote in writing. Then the work.
- 01 //
Walk the house and map it
Every run, every fixture. Then we plan the route that opens the least drywall, usually overhead through the attic and walls rather than back under the slab.
- 02 //
Fixed scope, written price
PEX or copper, the number of fixtures, the drywall work and the permit. One price, before we start, with no surprises halfway through.
- 03 //
Repipe, patch, inspect
Water is back on each evening. City inspection before the walls close. We patch what we open.
Your options
The options, and which one we’d pick.
Targeted repair
One failed section, sound pipe everywhere else. Fix it and move on. Often the right answer.
Partial repipe
Replace the runs that are failing, a wing of the house or the hot side, without redoing the whole system.
Whole-home repipe
New supply lines throughout. The right call when leaks keep coming back and the pipe is at end of life.
Our recommendation. We call repair or repipe on the age and condition of the pipe, and we show you why. Before you approve another patch, find out whether you're repairing a good system or maintaining a failing one.
What it costs
Quoted after we look.
This one depends on what we find, so we don’t publish a number we can’t stand behind. The visit to look and quote is $0, Monday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm, and the price is written down before any work starts.
Read the repipe cost guideWant your number today?
Describe what’s going on and we’ll tell you what it usually runs before we schedule anything.
Call (480) 404-5226Why Yellowstone
Licensed, local, and answering the phone.
- AZ ROC #356064, licensed & bonded.
- Rated 5.0 across 177 Google reviews.
- Answered 24/7, same-day on most calls.
- Upfront price in writing before any work starts. $0 service call Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm.
- Free second-opinion camera inspection if someone else quoted you a sewer or drain repair.
- Family-owned, based in Chandler, 20+ years in the trade. Why the name Yellowstone.
We run repipe / whole-home repiping calls across Gilbert, Chandler and Mesa every week, plus Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Tempe and the rest of the East Valley. We’re based in Chandler at 2700 S Gilbert Rd Ste 5, so most of it is a short drive. See every city on the service areas page.
“I own an older home, with older home problems. Matt came over and diagnosed the most important issues, without any upsale or pressure. He took the time to discuss things with no rush and then gave me an estimate that was a really fair! Mike came to do the work and he was awesome! He was super friendly and efficient and we are very impressed with the work and service as a whole. Yellowstone is definitely our new plumbing service and would highly recommend!!”
“We had an amazing experience with Yellowstone Plumbing & Drains on our outdoor kitchen project! From start to finish, they were professional, knowledgeable, fast, reliable, and easy to work with. They made sure everything was done correctly, communicated clearly throughout the process, and paid close attention to every detail. Our outdoor kitchen turned out beautifully, and we couldn't be happier with the quality of the work.”
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Questions we get about repipe / whole-home repiping.
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Text (480) 404-5226How do I know if my house needs a repipe?
Repeated pinhole leaks in copper, rusty water from more than one tap, pressure that drops when two fixtures run, or gray polybutylene pipe. Three leaks in the same aging pipe is a repipe you've been paying for one piece at a time.
How long does a whole-house repipe take?
For a typical single-story East Valley home, plan on the water being off during working hours for two to three days, with drywall patching after. You'll have water back each evening. Two stories or finished ceilings everywhere takes longer.
PEX or copper?
PEX is cheaper, pulls through walls and attics faster, needs fewer joints, and handles our hard water well. Copper is the traditional choice and costs more in both material and labor. We install either and we'll tell you which we'd put in our own house.
Will you have to tear up my walls?
We open what we have to and no more. The route is planned to minimize drywall, and we patch what we open.
How much does a repipe cost?
We quote after walking the house and counting fixtures, because the attic, the slab and the drywall work move the number more than the pipe does. The repipe cost guide has the cited ranges and what drives them.
Do you need a permit to repipe in Arizona?
Yes. A repipe is new plumbing, so every East Valley city wants a permit and an inspection before the walls close. We pull it and schedule the inspection.
Don't let your plumbing go wild.
Get your repipe / whole-home repiping handled.
Call or text (480) 404-5226 any hour, or schedule online and we’ll confirm your window. Serving Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa and the East Valley.