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Repipes · two days

New pipes, two days, one price.

When a house has had its second or third slab leak, or the old galvanized lines are rusting shut, patching stops making sense. A repipe replaces every supply line in about two days.

Six-Ten / Repipes
A coil of blue PEX tubing

What it costs.

01
Single story, two baths

Every supply line replaced with PEX run through the attic.

from
$6,900
02
Single story, three baths

Same, with the extra bathroom and a laundry.

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$8,400
03
Two story, two to three baths

Drops through closets and chases, planned before day one.

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$9,800
04
Drywall patching

Every opening patched and textured. Paint is yours.

included
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Blue and red PEX water lines run across a floor before the slab is poured
The two daysDay one: water off by 9, back on by 6Day two: tie-ins and pressure testCity inspection booked by usPatching the following week

Why PEX

PEX is flexible plastic water line. It runs in long pieces with fewer fittings than copper, it doesn’t corrode in Houston’s water, and it tolerates the small amount of movement our houses do. It’s also why a repipe takes two days rather than a week.

You’ll have water at night

We plan the work so the water is off during the day and back on every evening. Nobody has to move out. You’ll have a few holes in the walls for about a week until the patching crew comes back, and they leave it ready for paint.

Asked about repipes.

How much does it cost to repipe a house in Houston?

Six-Ten repipes a single-story, two-bath house with PEX from $6,900 and a three-bath from $8,400, including drywall patching and the permit.

How long does a repipe take?

About two days for most single-story homes, with water back on each evening.

Ready to stop patching? Get the repipe price.

Repipe estimates are free and take about forty minutes.

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The emergency plumbing site, built in seven days.

Sixteen pages: a flat-rate price board, the dispatch line on every screen, a slab-leak page written for Houston clay, and the Texas license notice where the state wants it.