Whole‑Home & Partial Re‑Piping Solutions

Over time, aging or outdated plumbing materials can lead to leaks, low water pressure, poor water quality, and repeated repairs. Re‑piping replaces old supply lines with modern, durable materials designed for long‑term performance. D.M. Kelly Mechanical provides expert residential re‑piping services, whether you need a full system replacement or targeted sections updated. Our team carefully plans each project to minimize disruption while delivering safe, code‑compliant results you can rely on.

What We Offer

• Whole‑Home Re‑Piping — Complete replacement of outdated or failing water supply lines for improved reliability and performance

• Partial Re‑Piping — Targeted replacement of problem areas, including slab leaks, corroded sections, or remodeled spaces

• PEX & Copper Re‑Piping — Installation of modern piping materials sized and installed to meet your home’s needs and local code

• Leak Resolution & Preventive Replacement — Eliminating recurring leaks caused by corrosion, pinholes, or aging pipes

• Code‑Compliant Installation — All re‑piping work completed to current plumbing codes with proper testing and inspections

Signs You Need Service

• Frequent leaks or recurring pipe failures

• Low or inconsistent water pressure throughout the home

• Rusty, discolored, or foul‑tasting water

• Pipes made of galvanized steel, polybutylene, or other outdated materials

• Insurance concerns or failed plumbing inspections

• Multiple repairs that no longer provide long‑term solutions

• Planning a remodel that requires plumbing upgrades

If your home shows any of these signs, re‑piping may be a smarter and more cost‑effective solution than repeated repairs. Our team will assess your plumbing and explain all available options.

Common Questions

How long does residential re‑piping take? Most re‑piping projects take 1–5 days depending on home size, accessibility, and scope. We provide a clear timeline before work begins.

Will re‑piping require opening walls or ceilings? Some access is usually needed, but we plan routes carefully to minimize disruption. Any necessary access points are discussed in advance.

What materials do you use for re‑piping? Common materials include PEX and copper. We’ll recommend the best option based on your home, water quality, and budget.

Is re‑piping worth the investment? Yes. Re‑piping improves water pressure, reduces leaks, enhances water quality, and eliminates ongoing repair costs tied to failing plumbing.

Will my water be shut off during re‑piping? Yes, but water shutoffs are planned and communicated clearly. We work efficiently to restore service as quickly as possible.