Whole Home Re-Piping Services in Clearwater, FL

Graywater Plumbing LLC in Clearwater, FL, are the experts you need when repiping your home. Call today at (813) 297-0790 to schedule your appointment.

Water supply and drain pipes routed through an open wall — Pipework inside an open wall, before the wall finish is replaced.View in our gallery

Call (727) 424-9916 Request Estimate

Family owned. Since 2014.

Jeremy Gray, Licensed Master Plumber · FL #CFC1429102

Meet Jeremy & Rebekka Gray

Have you been having plumbing issues with your home caused by leaking or broken pipes? Here at Graywater Plumbing, we will always strive to provide the best cost-effective solution to your problems. Usually, we can either repair or replace the problem pipes, but this may not fix your current plumbing problems. When this occurs, whole home repiping will be a more cost-effective solution to the problem. This is especially true when it comes to older homes built before 1970. Call Graywater Plumbing at (727) 424-9916 or (813) 297-0790 today to talk to our team to start your whole-house repiping today.

Our Whole-House Repiping Process Start to Finish

Preparing your Home

Before our team starts, we recommend you cover your furniture and all areas where dust can gather with plastic. Whole-house repiping requires us to cut into your home’s drywall where necessary to allow us access to your water lines and drainage system.

The Repiping Process

During the repiping process, our team will need direct access to rooms where plumbing fixtures are located (bathrooms, kitchens, basement spaces, and the attic). Your old pipes will be removed and replaced with Uponor or Pex piping throughout the house.

Laundry water supply and drain connections inside an open wall — Water supply and drain rough-in before the wall is closed.View in our gallery

Post Installation Testing and Inspection

Once all the new piping work is complete, our team will inspect the new plumbing system to ensure everything works as it should. We test every connection to confirm the installation has been completed correctly and up to code. Lastly, we will turn on the water, perform a pressure check on the new system, and flush out anything remaining.

Cleaning Up

After the inspection, our team will get to work cleaning up any mess that may have been left behind due to work. We recommend lining up a drywall specialist to patch any necessary holes created during the repipe process after completion. Recommendations are available upon request.

When should I have Repiping Work Done?

Sometimes there is a convenient time to work on your home's pipes, such as when you're remodeling the house. If that's not the case, here are a few warning signs to watch out for around your home.

Is your Water a Weird Color?

Suppose your water has taken on an odd coloring and is no longer clear. Discolored water could point to repiping because the pipes in your home could be old and show signs of corrosion.

Is your Water Pressure Weaker?

Low water pressure could point to a couple of different problems. It can be caused by old pipes slowly leaking, meaning it’s time to have your home repiped.