PEX Repipe Service

Full Home PEX Repiping

When failing plumbing and water pipes fail, it can disrupt so many critical components of your everyday life. From leaks, to low water pressure or discolored and unhealthy water, failing pipes will need to replaced to protect your home and family.

In these cases many of our customers are relieved to know that PEX repiping allows us to repipe your entire home in as little as 1 or two days with minimal wall damage and disruption. We offer PEX repiping service in throughout Chicago and the surrounding suburbs including: Skokie, Evanston, Niles, Arlington Heights, Barrington, Schaumburg, Elk Grove Village, Northbrook and more!

Which Repiping Material Is Best For You?

When homeowners decide to repipe their homes, one of the first questions we get asked is, Do we repipe with copper or PEX? The simple answer is sometimes it depends on your local building codes. In cases where your local codes allow for either option, we will take the time to clearly explain the advantages of both and help you make an informed decision. Call (833) 737-4746 now to schedule a free quote.

That said, PEX allows for a faster and less invasive installation because it’s a flexible material. PEX is also more insulating, so the cold water stays colder and hot water stays hotter. PEX is unaffected by Chloramines. Chloramines are disinfectants added to our water supply that can cause low-quality copper to fail.

Get to know the pros and cons of Copper or PEX piping

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PEX (Polyethylene) Piping

Polyethylene is an extremely durable and flexible plastic that has successfully been used for home repiping for decades. Below are some of the advantages to repiping with PEX:

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Hot Water Stays Hotter & Cold Stays Colder

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Longer Lasting & Lower Cost

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No Metallic Taste

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Allows For Expansion To Prevent Freezing

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Flexibility Allows For Smaller Surgical Openings in Walls & Ceilings

Why Choose Repipe Pros?

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We have the Experience

All we do is repipe! We've evaluated piping in over 50,000 houses since 1992!

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Lower Pricing

We are set up for volume, so our prices are usually considerable less than most plumbers! Sometimes we are half the price!

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Fast Installation

We replace piping quickly and correctly. We send large crews to insure we finish in 1-3 days typically.

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Professional & Efficient

Please don't assume all plumbers or repipe companies are the same! We are licensed, bonded and insured!

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Best Guarantee in the Industry!

All of our installed repipes come with a lifetime warranty. Also one time transferable to a new owner at no cost!

Is Your Home Over 35 Years Old?

If your home is over 35 years old, and you’ve never replaced the water pipes, there a very good chance you need to! Galvanized water piples were most often installed in homes throughout Chicagoland and will corrode and fail as they age.

Reasons To Have Your Home's Water Pipes Replaced with PEX Piping

Healthier Water For You And Your Family

Over time, the zinc coating designed to protect the interior walls of galvanized pipe degrades, causing corrosion, rust contamination, and unhealthy water. Ingesting iron oxide or rusty water can damage the human body. In large quantities it can lead to upset stomach, metallic taste, skin irritation, redness, rashes and eye irritation.

Greatly Improved Water Pressure

The most common causes of low water pressure are the deterioration and rust build up in water pipes. Even a minimal amount of deterioration can significantly reduce water flow.

Stop Reoccurring Leaks & Repairs

Are you experiencing ongoing leaks and costly repairs? Constant water leaks are not normal. Continuous leaks are usually a sign of imminent failure (major leak) or eventual pipe stroke (no water).

Lack of Hot Water

Hot water is more corrosive than cold water. So the protective zinc coating on the interior of your hot water pipes deteriorates and coordes faster than the cold side. This accelerated corrosion reduces the space inside of the pipe evenutally stopping water flow, otherwise known as “pipe stroke”.

Visible Corrosion on Pipes

Most people never notice the corrosion on the exterior of their pipes. Don’t take our word for it, do you own evaluation. Below you will find example photos of visible corrosion on pipes.

You See Water Discoloration

The color of your water can tell you a lot about the condition of your pipes. For example, if you haven’t used a fixture for several days and you see discolored brown, reddish, or yellow water which eventually turns to clear; it’s a clear indication of advanced corrosion and your pipes are well beyond their life expectancy (30-40 years).