How Much Does a Repipe Cost?
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How Much Does a Repipe Cost?

Repipe costs vary based on home size, foundation type, and pipe material. Here's a full breakdown so you know exactly what to expect.

  • Includes patching, permits & warranty
  • PEX-A or USA Type L Copper — your choice
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Real Pricing

Transparent Repipe Pricing

All pricing below is for PEX-A. Every price includes full hot & cold line replacement, new valves, hose bibs, water heater reconnection, and professional wall patching.

Single-Story Raised

Raised Foundation (Crawl Space)

$4,500 – $9,000

Price varies by number of bathrooms

Single-Story Slab

Slab Foundation (Attic Routing)

$6,000 – $10,000

Price varies by number of bathrooms

Two-Story

Raised or Slab Foundation

$7,500 – $12,000

Price varies by number of bathrooms

✓ All Pricing Includes:

Full hot & cold water line replacement
New shut-off valves and angle stops
New hose bibs (exterior faucets)
Full water heater repipe
Washer & dryer connections
Complete kitchen repipe
All bathroom fixture reconnections
Professional drywall patching & texture
Cost Factors

What Affects the Price?

Home Size & Stories

More square footage and two-story homes require more material and labor.

Foundation Type

Raised foundations with crawl space are easier (and cheaper) than slab homes requiring attic routing.

Number of Bathrooms

Each bathroom adds fixtures and line runs. More bathrooms = more material and time.

Pipe Material

PEX-A is typically more affordable than copper. We recommend what's best for your home.

Raised vs. Slab Foundation — What's the Difference?

More Affordable

Raised Foundation (Crawl Space)

Pipes run below the home
Less drywall cutting and patching
Faster installation time
Lower overall labor and material cost
Ideal for single-story homes with crawl space
Slightly Higher Cost

Slab Foundation (Attic Routing)

No under-home access — pipes rerouted through attic
Lines must run vertically through walls
More material for attic routing
More drywall cutting and patching
Common in newer construction
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