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Whole House Repiping in Metro Detroit
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Before you hire
Repiping in Metro Detroit: when your home needs it
Many Metro Detroit homes built before the 1960s still have galvanized steel water pipes that rust from the inside. Signs you need a repipe: low water pressure, rusty or brown water, frequent leaks, and pipes that are patched in many places. A repipe replaces the supply lines through the house, usually with PEX or copper.
Most homes are done in a few days, with small wall openings patched after. If you also have a lead line from the street, pair this with lead service line replacement or water line replacement.
What a proper job includes
- Inspection and a written repipe plan
- New PEX or copper supply lines to every fixture
- New shutoff valves
- Pressure test before walls are closed
- Wall openings closed; patch and paint options
- Permit and inspection
What drives the price
- Size of the home and number of bathrooms
- PEX or copper
- How easy it is to reach pipes in walls and ceilings
- Drywall and plaster patching
- Adding the main line from the street
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Permits and licensing in Michigan
Plumbing work in Michigan is done by a licensed plumbing contractor with a plumbing permit for new installs and replacements. A homeowner who lives in a single-family home may pull a permit for work they do themselves. Check the license on the LARA lookup. In Detroit, permits and inspections go through BSEED; suburbs use their own building department.
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How to compare quotes
- Ask PEX or copper, and why for your home.
- Ask how many days and whether you will have water at night.
- Confirm who patches walls and what that includes.
- Confirm the permit and inspection are included.
- Compare workmanship warranties.
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Common questions
Whole House Repiping in Detroit: FAQ
Low pressure, rusty water and repeated leaks in an older home with galvanized pipes are the usual signs. A plumber can check your pipes in one visit.
Most homes take two to five days depending on size and access.
PEX is flexible, quick to install and resists freezing damage. Copper is long lasting and traditional. Both are code approved.
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