Whole House Repipe in Sunnyvale, CA
Copper and PEX repiping for the lines inside your home and the main water line, finished in 1 to 3 days.
25-Year Warranty on Whole House Copper Repiping
Every joint, fitting, and connection we install is covered. Parts and labor included.
What we do
Repiping Options Scoped to What Your Home Actually Needs
Some homes need every supply line replaced. Others need one failing run addressed before it takes the wall with it. We size the job to the system, not to the invoice.
Whole House Repipe
Every hot and cold supply line is replaced in copper or PEX, from the point water enters the building to the last fixture. This is the option for homes where galvanized steel or CPVC has reached the end of its service life.
Partial Repipe
Replacement of the runs that have failed while sound piping stays where it is. Common in homes where one bathroom, the kitchen wall, or a single hot water branch keeps giving trouble.
Slab Leak Reroute
When a supply line under the slab fails, we abandon that run and route a new line through walls or attic instead of breaking concrete. The floor stays intact and the new line stays accessible.
Say Goodbye to Leaks, Rust & Low Water Pressure
A whole house water line replacement means every hot and cold supply line comes out and a new system goes in, permitted and inspected as one job rather than patched a section at a time. Water line repiping ends the cycle of fixing one run while the rest of the system keeps aging at the same rate.
If only one section has failed, start with burst pipe and leak repair. If the trouble is underground between the meter and the house, that is the main water line replacement.
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About Us
Your Local Repipe Team, Serving the South Bay
JetPipe Plumbing is locally owned and operated, working across Sunnyvale, San Jose, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, and the neighboring cities. We repipe postwar ranch homes, older condos, and houses that have already been remodeled twice. Water here runs hard, between 7 and 19 grains per gallon depending on the district, and that shortens the life of every supply system in the area. We plan the route before anyone opens a wall, protect the finishes, and close the wall behind us.
Why Choose JetPipe Plumbing
Repipe Specialists, Not Generalists
Repiping is not a larger version of a leak repair. It is a planned job with a route, a sequence, and a finish, and most of the difference between a good repipe and a bad one shows up in the walls after the crew leaves.
In-house technicians, no subcontractors.
With full cleanup at the end of each day.
We walk the route with you before anyone opens a wall.
Protective coverings, careful technicians, and full drywall patching.
Nearly every water supply line we install is copper
Our reputation is built on finished jobs.
What’s the Difference?
Partial Repipe or Whole House Repipe?
The right answer usually becomes clear once we open the first wall and see what the rest of the system looks like.
(Whole House Repipe):
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From First Call to Final Inspection
A full repipe replaces both parts of the supply system: the lines inside the house and the main water line from the meter. We also take on either part by itself. The scope is set after we see the pipes, not over the phone.
Tell us what you are noticing: low pressure, discolored water, or leaks that keep coming back.
A technician checks the pipe material, its condition, and access, and confirms what the house needs.
You get the price in writing before anything is scheduled. Financing is available for repipe projects.
When the project includes the main water line, we draw the plan and get the permit from the city. Interior repipe work also requires a city permit.
We book a day that works for you. Depending on the project, the work takes 1 to 3 days. Copper is our standard material for water supply lines.
Once the new pipe is in, trenches and wall openings stay secured and uncovered until the inspector arrives.
The city inspector checks the new pipe against code. The tests depend on the project and include a pressure test, pipe type, and pipe diameter.
After approval, we backfill any trench and patch the drywall openings.
A second visit after everything is closed confirms the job is complete. In most homes, this step is a formality.
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Why Homeowners Trust JetPipe
A repipe touches nearly every wall in the house, so the standard has to be higher than holding pressure on the test. We work the same checklist on every job.
Service Areas
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From pinhole leaks to full system replacements, JetPipe Plumbing delivers efficient, expert whole-home repipe with no mess and no surprises.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I repipe in copper or PEX?
Both are approved for residential supply lines in California, and the choice usually comes down to the house. Copper stays serviceable for decades but needs soldered joints and more open walls. PEX runs flexibly through joists and around corners, which means fewer openings and a faster install, and it does not develop the pinhole corrosion that copper can show in hard water. We walk the layout during the estimate and tell you which one fits.
How long does a whole house repipe take?
Most homes are finished in 1 to 3 days, depending on the project. A single-story ranch with accessible attic space moves faster than a two-story house with finished ceilings under the bathrooms. Drywall patching is included and happens after the pressure test passes.
Do we need to move out while the work is going on?
Staying home is normal. Water is shut off during working hours and restored before the crew leaves for the day, so you have service overnight. Floors and furniture in the work zones are covered, and we keep a bathroom usable whenever the layout allows.
What tells you the galvanized pipe has reached the end?
Three signs together: pressure that drops at the fixtures farthest from the heater, rust-colored water after the house has been quiet for several hours, and leaks appearing at a different joint each time. Galvanized steel corrodes inward, so the outside of the pipe looks intact right up to the point it fails. Cutting a short section during the estimate shows how much interior diameter is left.