Repiping Installation Offer
Replace outdated galvanized or failing polybutylene piping with modern copper or PEX.
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Repiping • Copper & PEX • Whole-Home
Replace Failing Pipes With Clean, Reliable Repiping.
Rusty water, pinhole leaks, or old galvanized lines? Omaha Drain designs and installs a complete repipe so your home has clean, dependable water — without surprise change orders.
Related Plumbing Services & Offers
Bundle your repiping project with a full plumbing inspection or tankless water heater installation for even more long-term value and peace of mind.
Whole-Home Plumbing Inspection
Pressure test, leak check, and camera inspection of exposed and accessible piping.
$399.00
$466.00
Tankless Water Heater Installation
Pair your repipe with an efficient tankless system for endless hot water and better pressure.
From $79/mo OAC
Must mention offer at time of booking. Offers available in combination with qualifying services only.
Get Reliable, High-Quality Repiping Installations You Deserve.
Our Promise is to Provide You With the Best Repiping at an Honest and Fair Price.
Old pipes don’t just cause occasional leaks — they can stain fixtures, reduce pressure, and put your home at risk for sudden water damage. Omaha Drain’s repiping team focuses on clear communication and clean installation from the first walkthrough to the final inspection.
We build a detailed repiping plan for your home, explain wall and ceiling access, and coordinate with you so life stays as normal as possible while work is being done. When we’re finished, you’ll have a modern piping system designed to last for decades.
Our repiping experts specialize in all plumbing systems — slab homes, basements, crawl spaces, and multi-level properties. You can count on Omaha Drain for transparent pricing, respectful technicians, and long-term results.
Signs It’s Time to Have Your Piping System Repiped by Omaha Drain.
Not sure if it’s time to go beyond spot repairs? We’ll inspect your system and share honest recommendations so you can decide with confidence.
You may be a strong candidate for repiping if:
- You have galvanized, polybutylene, or very old copper pipes throughout the home.
- You’re seeing frequent leaks in different locations over a short period of time.
- Your water looks rusty, discolored, or has a metallic taste.
- Water pressure is inconsistent from bathroom to bathroom.
- Past repairs have only solved issues for a few months at a time.
Common Issues Repiping Can Solve
Why Repiping
When a Full Repipe Makes More Sense Than Another Repair.
A single leak is often just the visible symptom of a much bigger problem. If your home is built with materials that are known to fail — or if the piping is simply at the end of its life — a whole-home repipe can be safer and more cost-effective than chasing the next leak.
Stop Playing “Leak Whack-a-Mole”
One repair at a time sounds cheaper, but repeated leaks quickly add up in repair bills, water damage, and stress. Repiping resets the clock on your whole system.
Better Water Quality & Pressure
New piping helps reduce rust, scale, and restrictions in your lines — meaning clearer water and more consistent pressure at every fixture.
Stronger Home Value
A documented, modern piping system is a major selling point. It shows buyers your home has been updated behind the walls, not just on the surface.
What Omaha Homeowners Say About Our Work.
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Repiping Installation FAQs
Have questions about how repiping works, how long it takes, or what it costs? Start with these common questions, then schedule a free in-home estimate.
How long does a typical whole-home repipe take?
Most single-family homes can be repiped in 1–3 working days once permits and materials are ready. Larger or more complex homes may take a bit longer. We’ll give you a project timeline up front.
Will I be without water during the project?
We plan work so your water is turned off only when necessary. In many cases we can restore water at the end of each work day, even while the project is still in progress.
What pipe materials do you use for repiping?
We commonly use Type L copper and high-quality PEX systems, depending on the home and your goals. We’ll explain the pros and cons of each and help you choose what’s best for your situation.
Do you repair drywall and finishes after the repipe?
Yes. We’ll explain exactly where access holes are needed, perform neat cutouts, and coordinate drywall repairs so your home looks great when the project is complete.
Is financing available for repiping projects?
Many homeowners choose to finance their repipe. We partner with trusted finance providers so you can spread payments out over time instead of paying all at once.