Whole-Home Repiping in Waco, TX

PEX-A or copper: what we install in Waco

For most Waco homes we recommend Uponor PEX-A: it resists the scale and pinhole corrosion that Waco's 6–10 gpg lake water deals to copper, it's quiet, it's flexible enough to route around blackland-clay slab movement, and it carries a 25-year manufacturer warranty plus our own workmanship warranty. Where copper still makes sense — some exposed runs, certain code situations, or homeowner preference — we install Type L copper with proper dielectric isolation. Either way, you get a fixed price, a written scope, and photos of everything we open and close.

Renovation-era repipes: the Fixer Upper reality

The Magnolia wave turned Waco into one of Texas's busiest renovation markets, and the projects around Castle Heights, the Austin Avenue corridor, and the Silos-adjacent blocks keep revealing the same surprise: beautiful 1920s–1950s houses with galvanized supply lines, patched cast-iron drains, and knob-and-tube-era bathroom stacks. We've built a repipe workflow for exactly this — tight sequencing with your GC, walls opened once, rough-in inspections scheduled around your cabinet and tile deliveries, and drywall patches ready for the finisher. If your designer found scary plumbing mid-demo, we can usually price the fix from photos in 24 hours.

Rentals and four-plexes

Student housing around Baylor, MCC, and TSTC takes a beating — and a repipe between tenant generations is the cheapest decade you'll ever buy. We phase repipes so units stay rentable (one bathroom at a time where layouts allow), and we document model/serial details for your owner files. Volume pricing applies; ask when you call.

What a repipe week looks like

• Day 0: walkthrough, fixed-price quote, material list approved
• Day 1: open minimal access points, run new lines, set fixtures
• Day 2: tie-ins, pressure test, city inspection where required
• Day 3: patch, texture, and paint match — water back on by dinner

Most 2-bath Waco homes finish in 1–2 working days. You won't need to move out, and we leave the water on overnight whenever sequencing allows.