Repiping & Whole-Home Plumbing Replacement
Fast. Honest. Dependable.
If your home still relies on aging copper, galvanized, or polybutylene plumbing, leaks and pressure problems are only a matter of time. At Deep Dive Plumbing + Drain, we provide whole-home repiping and plumbing replacement services designed for durability, efficiency, and code compliance — built to last for decades in Georgia’s demanding conditions.
Modern Plumbing for Modern Homes
Your plumbing system works quietly behind the walls every day — until corrosion, mineral buildup, or leaks make replacement unavoidable.
Our licensed plumbers specialize in complete or partial repipes using PEX, copper, or CPVC materials tailored to your home's design and water conditions.
When It’s Time to Consider Repiping
Sign or Symptom
Rust-colored or cloudy water
Frequent leaks or pinholes
Low or inconsistent water pressure
Noisy pipes or banging
Water temperature fluctuations
Evidence of multiple past repairs
What It Means
Corroded galvanized or copper pipes
Aging or failing supply lines
Blocked or scaled interior walls
Pressure or support failure
Faulty mixing valves or corroded manifolds
System near end of life
Comprehensive Repiping Solutions
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"Repiping isn't just about replacing pipes — it's about restoring pressure, safety, and peace of mind for years to come."
— Richard & Felicia Flournoy, Founders
Why Choose Deep Dive Plumbing + Drain
Licensed Georgia Plumbers
with advanced repiping certification
Wall & Flooring Protection —
we cover and clean every workspace
Fast Turnaround:
Most homes completed in 2–3 days
Transparent Pricing:
Upfront quotes with no hidden fees
Top Materials:
Uponor PEX, Type L Copper, and FlowGuard Gold CPVC
Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee
on full-home repipes
PEX vs. Copper: Choosing the Right Material
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PEX
Copper
Our Recommendation: PEX offers superior value for most Georgia homes due to its flexibility, pressure stability, and resistance to red-clay soil corrosion.
Our Repiping Process
- Home Evaluation & Material Selection - We inspect your system, map every line, and choose the best materials.
- Preparation & Protection - Walls and floors are protected with sheeting and dust barriers.
- Old Pipe Removal & Installation - We remove failing lines and install new supply routes using minimal openings.
- Pressure Testing & Inspection - Every line is tested to code for leaks and pressure integrity.
- Restoration & Cleanup - Walls patched, system flushed, and fixtures reconnected — spotless finish.
- Final Walkthrough - You receive documentation, material specs, and warranty certificates.
Most repiping projects are completed in 2-3 days with water downtime limited to only a few hours.
Repiping for Remodels & Additions
If you're remodeling your kitchen, bathroom, or basement, repiping during construction is the smartest long-term move.
We coordinate directly with remodelers to install new supply and drain lines, ensuring pressure balance, fixture alignment, and future accessibility.
Ollie’s Club Preventive Membership
Members receive annual plumbing inspections and discounted upgrades — ideal for homes approaching repipe age.
Benefits Include
- Annual water pressure testing
- Leak and corrosion inspection
- Discounts on repipe projects and materials
- Extended warranty eligibility
Georgia Repiping Expertise
Deep Dive Plumbing understands Georgia's unique challenges:
- Red-clay soil movement stressing buried and slab pipes
- Hard-water scaling reducing pipe diameter over time
- Mineral corrosion in older copper systems
- Historic home retrofits requiring flexible PEX routing
We design every system to meet or exceed the Georgia State Plumbing Code (2024) and manufacturer specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q How do I know if my home needs repiping?
If you've had multiple leaks or rusty water, it's usually more cost-effective to replace all lines than patch one at a time.
Q How long does repiping take?
Most homes are completed in 2-3 days with minimal drywall disruption.
Q Will I be without water?
Only for a few hours during the final tie-in and testing phase.
Q What’s the difference between PEX and copper?
PEX is flexible, corrosion-resistant, and ideal for Georgia's climate; copper is more rigid but equally durable.
Q Is repiping covered by insurance?
Sometimes — we provide all documentation needed for claim review.
Q How long will new pipes last?
Properly installed systems typically last 40-60 years depending on material.
Q Do you handle drywall repair after repiping?
Yes — we patch all necessary openings and leave your home clean and ready to paint.
Quick Facts About Repiping in Georgia
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