Whole-Home Repiping in Houston

When repiping is the right answer

Why PEX, and Why All at Once

Patching a failing system leak-by-leak costs more within a few years than replacing it once — and every leak risks flooring, drywall, and mold remediation on top. A repipe replaces all supply lines with PEX-A, which handles Houston's soil movement and water chemistry far better than the materials it replaces, doesn't corrode, and carries a 25-year manufacturer warranty.

How a TexPro repipe works

• Walkthrough and fixture count — written, per-home price, not a per-foot guess
• Overhead reroute — new PEX runs through the attic and down the walls, abandoning under-slab supply lines so future slab leaks are impossible
• Strategic access cuts — small, mapped drywall openings; we cut clean squares that patch invisibly, and can include patching in the quote
• New valves everywhere — quarter-turn stops at every fixture, new main shutoff, new PRV where needed
• Permit and inspection — every repipe is permitted and inspected. Water stays on each night of the job

Polybutylene homes: don't wait for the failure

Poly-B (the gray pipe, common in Houston homes built 1978–1995) degrades from the inside — it looks fine until the day it bursts. Insurers know this, which is why many now decline or surcharge homes that still have it. Replacing it proactively is dramatically cheaper than replacing it plus a flooded living room.