Copper and PEX lines installed by licensed local crews
If your Naples home still runs on 1970s galvanized steel or pinhole-leaking copper, repiping Naples FL replaces every supply line in one project instead of patching leaks one at a time. We handle whole home repiping for houses in Pelican Bay, Pine Ridge, and East Naples, pull the permits, and restore water pressure you can feel at every fixture. Most jobs finish in three to five days.
Repiping means removing the old water supply lines hidden inside your walls, attic, and slab and running new pipe from the main shut-off to every fixture, hose bib, and water heater connection. In a Naples home that usually means new PEX piping or copper pipe, new shut-off valves at each fixture, and fresh supply lines to toilets and sinks. We cut into drywall only where we must, then close it back up. The old pipe comes out for good, so the pinhole leaks and rusty water stop.
Naples homes built before 1990 are the usual candidates. Our water carries minerals that eat through galvanized steel in 30 to 40 years, and the heat in attic runs accelerates it. If you have watched your water pressure drop at the shower, found green staining under a sink, or paid for three leak repairs in two years, whole home repiping Naples is cheaper than the fourth emergency call. One project, one permit, one crew.
A repipe is a one-time fix for a problem that keeps coming back. Here is what changes the week after the crew leaves.
Corroded galvanized pipe closes in from the inside until a shower feels like a garden hose. New PEX piping or copper pipe restores full flow at every fixture. Customers in Golden Gate and Naples Park routinely tell us the second-floor shower feels like a different house.
Three or more leak repairs in two years means the pipe is failing everywhere, not just where it dripped. Repiping replaces the whole run, so you stop paying emergency rates for a slab leak or a burst pipe behind a cabinet. Most homeowners break even against patch repairs within a few years.
Rust-colored water and metallic taste come from the pipe, not the city supply. Once new lines are in and flushed, water runs clear. If you have been buying bottled water because of the color, that expense ends the day the repipe is done.
A documented repipe with permits and inspection sign-off answers the question every Naples buyer's inspector asks. Older galvanized or polybutylene lines can complicate a sale or a policy renewal. New copper or PEX with paperwork on file removes that problem before it costs you a deal.
Five steps, a clear schedule, and a crew that shows up when we say we will. Here is what the week looks like from your side of the door.
We trace every line in the house, check the water pressure gauge at the main, and note fixture brands like Moen, Delta, and Kohler so new shut-off valves and supply lines match. You get a written scope and a fixed price before we cut anything. This visit takes about 90 minutes.
We pull the permit through Collier County and schedule the inspection. On day one we lay drop cloths, mask vents, and protect floors. Water goes off at the main around 8 a.m. and stays off during working hours, so plan on bottled water and a morning shower before we arrive.
The crew opens strategic access points, cuts out the old galvanized or copper, and runs new PEX piping or copper pipe through attic and wall chases. We use a press tool and PEX crimper for clean joints and a soldering torch where copper is specified. Rough-in for a typical three-bedroom home takes two to three days.
Every toilet, sink, tub, and water heater connection gets new supply lines and shut-off valves. We pressure-test the system, then run every fixture at once to confirm flow. A leak detection microphone checks the lines behind finished walls before anything gets closed up.
The inspector signs off, we patch drywall openings, and we haul the old pipe away. You get a walkthrough of the new shut-offs and a flush of all lines. Total time for most Naples homes is three to five working days, and we are done before the weekend.
Our technicians hold Florida Plumbing License credentials, and several carry Master Plumber License and Backflow Prevention Certification. We work to the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) and Florida Building Code on every job, and we pull permits rather than working around them. That matters in Naples, where attic runs hit 130 degrees and slab leaks are common in older subdivisions. We have repiped single-family homes, condos, and small commercial buildings across Collier County, and we know which neighborhoods have polybutylene, which have galvanized, and which were built with copper that is now pinhole-leaking.
We are a local crew, not a franchise call center. The person who quotes your repipe is the person who walks the job and answers your call mid-project.
You get one number for the whole repipe, including permits, drywall patching, and old pipe haul-away. If we open a wall and find something unexpected, we stop and show you before we add a dollar. No hourly meter running while you watch.
We pull the permit through Collier County and meet the inspector on site. You do not chase paperwork or schedule the sign-off. The inspection record stays with the house, which matters when you sell or when your insurer asks for proof of the work.
We install both and quote both. Copper repiping Naples FL homeowners choose for resale value and heat tolerance in attic runs. PEX repiping Naples, Florida buyers pick for cost and fewer joints. We tell you which fits your house and budget, then install what you choose.
Drop cloths down, tools packed up, and floors swept before we leave each afternoon. We mask vents so attic insulation dust does not spread through the house. Customers in Park Shore and Lely Resort tell us the cleanup is what they remember most.
Every repipe we quote covers the full job, not just pipe in the wall. Here is what is in the price, and what we handle as an add-on if you want it done at the same time.
We replace every hot and cold supply line from the main shut-off to each fixture, including runs to the water heater, hose bibs, and outdoor kitchen if you have one. Old pipe is cut out and hauled away.
Every toilet and sink gets a new quarter-turn shut-off valve and braided supply line. That means you can isolate any fixture later without shutting down the whole house. We match fixture brands like Moen, Delta, and Kohler.
We pull the permit through Collier County, meet the inspector, and keep the sign-off record for your files. The paperwork stays with the house and answers insurer or buyer questions years later.
We open walls only where access requires it, then patch and texture the openings. Drop cloths go down daily, tools get packed up, and the old pipe leaves with us. You are not left with a construction site.
Before walls close, we pressure-test the system and run every fixture at once to confirm flow. Lines get flushed so any debris from the install clears before you use the water.
Your water heater gets new flex connectors and a shut-off valve as part of the repipe. If the unit is near the end of its life, we can swap it while the water is already off and save you a second service call.
These are the calls we get most from Naples homeowners. Each one points to the same root cause: pipe that has reached the end of its service life.
Each repair costs money, opens another wall, and leaves you waiting for the next drip. Insurers notice the pattern and some will not renew a policy on a house with repeated water claims.
We replace the failing copper run entirely with new copper pipe or PEX piping, pressure-test it, and confirm no other section is close to failing. One project ends the cycle instead of another patch.
Galvanized steel corrodes from the inside out. The pipe narrows until flow drops, and rust flakes stain fixtures, laundry, and dishes. Cleaning does not fix it because the source is the pipe itself.
We cut out the galvanized lines and install new PEX or copper throughout. After a flush, water runs clear and pressure returns at showers, sinks, and hose bibs. Most customers notice the difference the first morning.
Water under the slab can undermine flooring, drive up the water bill, and force expensive floor demolition if it runs long enough. It also signals the rest of the pipe is failing.
We locate the leak with a leak detection microphone, then repipe the supply lines through the attic to bypass the slab entirely. You keep your floors, and the failing pipe under the concrete stops mattering.
Many Naples homes built in the 1980s and early 1990s have polybutylene, which fails at fittings without warning. Some carriers refuse coverage or charge a premium until it is replaced.
We remove the polybutylene and install new PEX piping or copper pipe with a permitted, inspected install. You get documentation for your insurer and a system that is not waiting to burst.
We walk the house, confirm the pipe is failing system-wide, and quote a full repipe in PEX with new shut-off valves at every fixture. Permit pulled, rough-in done in three days, inspection on day five.
Pressure restored at every fixture, no leaks since, and a permit record on file. The homeowner stopped paying emergency rates for patch repairs.
We locate the leak, then reroute the supply lines through the attic and down through interior walls. The slab pipe is abandoned in place and the floors stay untouched.
The leak stops, the water bill drops back to normal, and the flooring is intact. Total project ran six working days.
We quote copper and PEX both, and the owner chooses PEX for cost. We remove the polybutylene, install new lines, and provide the inspection sign-off to the insurer.
Coverage renewed, no premium surcharge, and the homeowner has documentation for resale. Four days on site.
We test pressure at the main and confirm the drop is pipe corrosion, not a fixture. A repipe with new PEX lines restores flow to the second floor without touching the drain system.
Shower pressure matches the first floor again, and the owner skipped a bathroom remodel they thought they needed.
Makes copper joints without an open flame, which matters in attic runs near insulation and wood framing. Faster and safer than soldering in tight chases.
Secures PEX fittings with a calibrated crimp ring. Every joint gets checked, which keeps leak risk low on long attic runs.
Used for copper joints where code or the homeowner specifies soldered connections, and for tie-ins at the main and water heater.
Reads static and working pressure at the main before and after the repipe. We use it to confirm the new system performs and to set the PRV correctly.
Finds hidden leaks behind finished walls and under slabs before we open anything. It tells us whether a repipe is needed or a single repair will do.
Inspects waste lines while walls are open, so we catch a failing sewer lateral or root intrusion before it becomes a separate emergency.
Standard workhorse for breaking old galvanized connections and tightening new fittings at the main and fixtures.
Every repipe is designed and installed to UPC and Florida Building Code, including pipe sizing, support spacing, and protection plates where lines pass through framing. The inspector checks the same standards, so there are no surprises at sign-off.
When a slab leak makes under-floor pipe unreliable, we abandon it and run new lines through the attic and down interior walls. This is the standard fix for Naples slab leaks because it preserves flooring and avoids concrete demolition.
We charge the new system and hold pressure before any drywall goes back. If a joint weeps, we fix it while the wall is still open. Nothing gets sealed until it passes.
Each toilet, sink, and appliance connection gets a new quarter-turn shut-off valve and supply line. That gives you isolation at every fixture and makes future repairs a five-minute job instead of a house-wide shutdown.
Naples brings two conditions that shorten pipe life: mineral-heavy water and attic temperatures that push past 130 degrees in summer. Galvanized steel here often fails in 30 to 40 years, and copper develops pinhole leaks sooner than it would in a cooler climate. Homes built in the 1970s and 1980s across Golden Gate, East Naples, and Naples Park are the most common repipe candidates, and many still have polybutylene that insurers flag. We work to the Florida Building Code and pull permits through Collier County, so the install is documented for resale and insurance. Because most Naples homes run supply lines through the attic rather than a basement, we plan attic chases first and keep the drywall cuts small. If you are comparing whole house repiping cost Naples quotes, ask whether the price includes permits, drywall patching, and old pipe removal. Ours does. Winter is our busiest season because seasonal residents return and want the work done before summer heat makes attic access harder.
Larger lots and two-story homes mean longer attic runs and more fixture tie-ins, which can add a day or two to the schedule.
A high concentration of 1980s construction with polybutylene and galvanized pipe, plus many homes with slab plumbing that we reroute through the attic.
Condo and villa repipes need coordination with building management on water shutdown windows and elevator use for material hauling.
Older single-family homes with original galvanized lines and mature landscaping that can affect where we stage pipe and equipment.
Crews start attic work at first light and rotate out to avoid heat exhaustion. It adds planning but not cost, and it is why we schedule most Naples repipes between November and April.
Hard water scales copper and eats galvanized steel faster than in cooler, softer-water regions. It is the main reason we see pinhole leaks in 25-year-old copper here.
Supply lines run through the attic and interior walls, so a slab leak means rerouting overhead. We plan the attic chase before we open a single wall.
Many owners want repipes finished before they leave for the summer. We book those jobs earlier in the season and confirm the inspection date before we start.
A 1978 three-bedroom home with original galvanized pipe. Pressure at the second-floor shower had dropped to a trickle, water ran brown after vacations, and the owner had paid for three leak repairs in 18 months.
Full repipe in PEX piping with new shut-off valves at all nine fixtures. Rough-in took three days, inspection passed on day five. Pressure at the second-floor shower matched the first floor, and water ran clear after the flush.
Flush the system once a year and check the new quarter-turn shut-offs each spring. PEX needs no scaling treatment, and the permit record stays with the house for resale.
A slab leak under a hardwood floor was driving the water bill up by roughly $90 a month. The owner did not want flooring torn out, and two prior patch attempts under the slab had failed within a year.
We located the leak with a leak detection microphone and rerouted all supply lines through the attic and interior walls. The slab pipe was abandoned in place. Six working days total, floors untouched, water bill back to normal the next cycle.
Keep an eye on the water meter when the house is empty, and have the attic lines checked every couple of years. The abandoned slab pipe needs no further attention.
A 1986 home with polybutylene pipe that the insurance carrier flagged during renewal. The owner faced a premium surcharge or a cancellation unless the pipe was replaced and documented.
We removed the polybutylene and installed new PEX piping with a permitted, inspected install. The owner submitted the inspection sign-off to the carrier. Coverage renewed with no surcharge, and the job finished in four working days.
Store the permit and inspection paperwork with your home records, and test the shut-off valves once a year. No further pipe work is expected for decades.
Typical 2026 pricing for a whole home repipe in Naples runs $4,500 to $12,000, with most single-family homes landing between $7,000 and $9,000. That covers new pipe, new shut-off valves and supply lines, permits, drywall patching, and old pipe removal. Copper repiping Naples FL projects price higher than PEX because the material and labor both cost more. We give you a fixed number after a walkthrough, so the price you approve is the price you pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items after the walls are open.
PEX piping costs less in material and labor than copper pipe. Copper repiping Naples FL homeowners choose for resale value and heat tolerance can run 30 to 50 percent higher on the same floor plan.
A 1,400-square-foot condo with one bathroom is a different job than a 3,500-square-foot home with four bathrooms, a kitchen, a laundry, and outdoor hose bibs. More fixtures mean more tie-ins and more time.
Attic reroutes to bypass a slab leak add planning and access work but save the cost of concrete or floor demolition. We quote the reroute and show you what it avoids.
Homes with finished garages, tile throughout, or cabinetry tight against walls need more careful access. We keep openings small and patch them, but complex layouts add labor.
Collier County permit and inspection fees are part of our quoted price. We do not hand you a separate permit bill or ask you to schedule the inspector.
If the water heater is near end of life, swapping it during the repipe saves a second service call. Same for a failing garbage disposal flange or a dripping faucet cartridge while the cabinet is open.
$4,500 - $12,000 depending on size, material, and routing
Based on scope and requirements
A repipe costs more than one repair and less than three. Once it is done, the leak calls, the rusty water, and the pressure complaints stop, and you have a permitted record that helps at resale and with your insurer.
Most whole house repiping cost Naples projects land between $4,500 and $12,000 in 2026, with the average single-family home around $7,000 to $9,000. Square footage, pipe material, slab versus attic runs, and how many fixtures tie in all move the number. Copper runs higher than PEX. We quote a fixed price after a walkthrough, so you are not guessing.
A typical Naples home takes three to five working days from rough-in to final inspection. Larger houses with two stories or slab runs can run six to eight days. You keep living in the house the whole time. Water is off during working hours, usually 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and back on each evening.
Both work well here. PEX costs less, has fewer joints, and handles Naples attic heat without the pinhole corrosion copper develops. Copper lasts decades, holds resale value, and some homeowners simply prefer it. We install both and quote both. For most homes we recommend PEX in the attic and copper on exposed runs.
Three or more leaks in two years, rusty or metallic water, and falling pressure at every fixture mean the pipe is failing system-wide. Galvanized steel past 30 years and polybutylene of any age are both on borrowed time. If you are calling repiping near me Naples FL every few months for another patch, a repipe is the cheaper path.
Repiped our 1979 house in East Naples in four days. They pulled the permit, met the inspector, and patched every wall opening. The old galvanized pipe was hauled off. Pressure at the upstairs shower is night and day. Fair price and no surprises.
We had a slab leak and did not want our floors torn up. They found it with the microphone, rerouted everything through the attic, and finished in six days. Water bill went back to normal. Honest about what we did and did not need.
Insurance flagged our polybutylene pipe. They quoted copper and PEX, explained the difference, and let us choose. Permit and inspection paperwork came through, coverage renewed, and the crew cleaned up every afternoon. Would use again.
Condo repipe in Pelican Bay. They coordinated the water shutdown with building management and kept the mess contained. New shut-off valves at every fixture and a walkthrough before they left. Professional from quote to final inspection.
A burst pipe at 2 a.m. cannot wait for a scheduled repipe. We shut the water down, stabilize the line, and get you dry. If the same pipe keeps failing, we quote repiping so you stop calling us after hours.
Emergency Plumbing ServicesRepiping replaces supply lines, not drains. If your sinks and tubs drain slow, we run a drain camera and hydro jetter on the waste lines while the walls are open, so both systems leave in good shape.
Drain CleaningOlder Naples homes often have cast iron or Orangeburg sewer laterals failing at the same time as the supply pipe. We camera the main line during a repipe walkthrough and repair or replace what the camera finds.
Sewer Line RepairA repipe is the right moment to address a water heater that is leaking or limping. We can repair the unit, replace the anode rod, or swap it while the lines are already open and the water is off.
Water Heater RepairNew supply lines and shut-off valves make a water heater swap simple. We install Rheem, A.O. Smith, Navien, and Bradford White units, and we size the connection to your new pipe during the repipe.
Water Heater InstallationBefore we quote a repipe, we confirm where the water is actually coming from. A leak detection microphone and pressure testing separate a failing pipe from a fixture problem, so you do not pay for pipe you do not need.
Leak DetectionNot every home needs a full repipe. If one section is failing and the rest tests clean, we repair that run with new copper or PEX and leave the rest alone. We tell you honestly which option your house needs.
Pipe RepairA running toilet wastes water and can mask a pressure problem. During a repipe we install new supply lines and shut-off valves at every toilet, and we replace the wax ring and flange if the seal is failing.
Toilet RepairNew pipe delivers full pressure, which exposes worn cartridges and dripping faucets. We repair or replace fixtures from Moen, Delta, Kohler, and Toto during the repipe so everything works on day one.
Faucet RepairA garbage disposal jam or a leaking flange is easy to fix while the cabinet is already open for supply line work. We handle the disposal and the new shut-off valve in the same visit.
Garbage Disposal RepairRestaurants, offices, and small retail in Collier County need repiping done around business hours. We phase the work, run temporary supply where needed, and meet commercial code on backflow and fixture counts.
Commercial PlumbingReal experiences from customers who chose our Repiping services
We had four leaks in two years and kept patching. The crew repiped the whole house in four days, patched the drywall, and hauled the old galvanized pipe away. Water pressure upstairs is better than it has ever been. They masked the vents so no insulation dust got in the house.
Homeowner, North Naples
Our 1984 house had polybutylene and the insurance company wanted it gone. They quoted copper and PEX both, explained the difference without pushing, and we went with PEX. Permit and inspection were handled. Five days start to finish and the price never moved.
Homeowner, Golden Gate
A slab leak in a condo is a nightmare. They found it with the microphone, showed me exactly where it was, and repiped the supply lines without tearing up the whole floor. Clean, on time, and they walked me through the new shut-offs before they left.
Condo Owner, Pelican Bay
We had four leaks in two years and kept patching. The crew repiped the whole house in four days, patched the drywall, and hauled the old galvanized pipe away. Water pressure upstairs is better than it has ever been. They masked the vents so no insulation dust got in the house.
Homeowner, North Naples
Our 1984 house had polybutylene and the insurance company wanted it gone. They quoted copper and PEX both, explained the difference without pushing, and we went with PEX. Permit and inspection were handled. Five days start to finish and the price never moved.
Homeowner, Golden Gate
We walk the house, quote a fixed price, and put you on the schedule. Licensed, permitted, and finished in days, not weeks. Call (239) 522-0938 and we will tell you straight whether your home needs a repipe or a repair.