Whole-Home Repiping

Replace Failing Pipes Before the Next Leak

Professional whole-home repiping with quality PEX piping, clean workmanship, upfront pricing, and minimal disruption to your home.

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Your price

Your home. Your repipe estimate.

Tell us about your home. Submit your details to see your personalized estimate and receive it by email.

Where is your home?

Warning signs

Does Your Home Need Repiping?

These are warning signs that should be professionally inspected. None of them on its own means a home needs repiping.

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Recurring Leaks

Multiple leaks may indicate that the plumbing system itself is beginning to fail.

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Rusty or Discolored Water

Brown, yellow, or metallic-looking water may be a sign of corrosion inside older pipes.

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Low or Uneven Water Pressure

Restricted or deteriorating piping can reduce water flow throughout the home.

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Visible Pipe Corrosion

Rust, green staining, mineral deposits, and damaged fittings should be inspected.

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Old Pipe Materials

Galvanized, polybutylene, or deteriorating copper piping may be vulnerable to leaks and failure.

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Increasing Water Bills

Hidden leaks can waste water before visible damage appears.

Why PEX?

A Modern Plumbing System Built for Your Home

This is the layout of a whole-home repipe in PEX. One blue cold-water service line enters the home and supplies the water heater and every cold-water fixture. The red hot-water line begins at the water heater and runs to the showers and sinks. No water lines come up through the floor.

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    Corrosion-resistant
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    Fewer fittings and connection points
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    Quiet water flow
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    Suitable for hot and cold water
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    Efficient installation
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    Designed for long-term residential use
Cutaway illustration of a Florida home repiped in PEX: cold water enters at the main shutoff on the left, the blue cold and red hot lines run through the attic to every fixture, and the hot line starts at the water heater in the garage on the right, with the Aqua Vita Plumbing gator logo in the corner

Scope of work

What Is Included in a Whole-Home Repipe

Every proposal spells out the scope in writing before work begins. A whole-home repipe from Aqua Vita includes:

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    Inspection and planning of the new pipe routes
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    Protection of floors, cabinets, and work areas
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    Installation of new hot- and cold-water PEX lines
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    New fixture supply connections
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    New shutoff valves where included
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    Connections to the water heater and main water service
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    Proper pipe supports and protection
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    Pressure testing of the completed system
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    Permit and required inspections when applicable
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    Removal of accessible abandoned piping where practical
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    Jobsite cleanup after installation
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    Please note: Drywall repair, texture matching, and painting are included only when specifically listed in the written proposal.

Our repipe process

Planned Carefully. Installed Cleanly.

Many whole-home repipes can be substantially completed in one to two days, depending on the size, layout, and condition of the home.

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We Inspect the Home

We identify the existing pipe material, fixture locations, and the best routes for the new plumbing.

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We Map the New Routes

We plan the installation to reduce unnecessary wall openings and disruption.

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We Protect the Work Areas

Floors, cabinets, and surrounding areas are protected before work begins.

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We Install the New Piping

New hot- and cold-water PEX lines are professionally installed and connected.

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We Pressure-Test the System

The completed system is tested and inspected before being placed into service.

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We Clean the Work Areas

Construction debris is removed and the work areas are left clean and organized.

Why Aqua Vita

Why Choose Aqua Vita Plumbing?

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German-trained Master Plumber

Oskar earned his Master Plumber qualification in Germany before licensing in Florida.

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Florida Licensed Plumbing Contractor

State certified, CFC1433094, and insured.

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Owner-operated and local

The owner is on the job, and the company is based in Cape Coral.

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Quality PEX materials

The pipe we install is what we would put in our own homes.

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Clean, code-compliant installation

Work areas protected first, debris removed after, the system pressure-tested.

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Upfront pricing before work begins

We walk the house, map the runs, and give you one written price first.

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Permit and inspection coordination

We handle the permit and the required inspections when the job calls for them.

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Cape Coral and Southwest Florida

Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Estero, Bonita Springs, Naples and the surrounding area.

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What our customers say

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"Cape Coral home repipe- Aqua Vita plumbing checked all of the boxes when we needed an repipe. Excellent experience with Oskar and his team. Price, Customer service, communication, contract fulfillment, speed and quality. Highly recommend."

Ashley SosaWhole-home repipe
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"Aqua Vita Plumbing did an excellent job on our re-pipe project in Cape Coral. The team was professional, on time, and very knowledgeable throughout the entire process. They explained everything clearly, worked efficiently, and kept the area clean while completing the job. The quality of the work was outstanding, and the whole experience was smooth from start to finish. Highly recommend Aqua Vita Plumbing for anyone needing reliable and honest plumbing work!"

Jodi TrustWhole-home repipe
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"Had a full house repipe and I was very impressed with the team and their work. They used higher-quality materials than other quotes we got, while still coming in at a very competitive price. Communication was excellent throughout. Super responsive, flexible, and genuinely focused on making sure I was happy down to the smallest details. They also worked fast. Most of the job was done in a single day, even with a fairly large house and some tight, hard-to-access areas. Solid work and a great experience overall."

Costin IorgulescuWhole-home repipe
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"Whole house water lines replaced in ONE day! Thrilled to have running water again. Crew was professional and courteous on top of being efficient. Honest and reliable; I am giving them a 5 star review! I highly recommend them. A+"

Carol WilkinsWhole-home repipe

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Whole-Home Repiping Questions, Answered

How much does it cost to repipe a house in Cape Coral?

The cost depends on the number of bathrooms and plumbing connections, the number of stories, and whether the new piping runs through an accessible attic or crawlspace. Additional fixtures and optional work can also affect the total.

Use our Repipe Pricing Builder to get a personalized price estimate based on your home and project needs. Final scope and pricing are confirmed during an on-site assessment before work begins.

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How do I know whether my house needs repiping?

Recurring leaks, visible deterioration, and problems affecting multiple sections of your water piping are reasons to have the system inspected. Discolored water or reduced flow can also warrant investigation, but neither automatically means you need a whole-home repipe.

We inspect the existing system and explain whether a repair, partial replacement, or complete repipe makes sense.

Should I repair a slab leak or repipe my house?

A single isolated leak may be suitable for repair. If leaks keep developing in different locations, replacing the supply piping may be worth considering instead of repeatedly repairing individual sections.

The right choice depends on the condition and material of your pipes, previous repairs, access, and the cost of each option. We explain the alternatives before recommending a solution.

What happens during a whole-home repipe?

We first inspect your home, confirm the included connections, and plan the new pipe routes. We protect the work areas, create the necessary access openings, and install new hot- and cold-water supply lines.

We then connect the fixtures, pressure-test the system, coordinate the required inspections, and clean the work areas. Drywall repair and painting are separate unless included in your written proposal.

How long does a whole-home repipe take?

Our typical plumbing installation schedule is:

  • 1-2 bathrooms: One day.
  • 3 bathrooms: One to two days.
  • 4 bathrooms: Two days.

Timing can vary depending on access, layout, and additional connections. Required inspections and any separately arranged drywall repair or painting may take place outside this installation timeframe. We confirm the expected schedule before work begins.

Will I be without water during the repipe?

Water must be shut off during portions of the work, particularly when we disconnect the existing piping and connect the new system.

We explain the expected interruptions before starting and coordinate the work to limit disruption. Ask us about your household’s specific needs during the assessment.

Can I stay in my home while it is being repiped?

In many cases, yes. However, you should expect work noise, access to bathrooms and cabinets, and temporary water interruptions.

We discuss the work areas and schedule beforehand so you can plan around the installation, including arrangements for children, pets, and working from home.

Will you need to open my walls or break my floors?

Some wall or ceiling openings are usually necessary to reach fixture connections and route the new piping. The number and location depend on your home’s construction and layout.

Where suitable, routing new supply piping through an attic or crawlspace can avoid replacing the old piping along its original route beneath the slab. We assess access before confirming what openings your project requires.

Are drywall repair and painting included?

No. Drywall repair, texture matching, and painting are not included in the online repipe estimate.

You can request a separate quote for these services during the on-site visit, or arrange your own contractor. Your written proposal will clearly identify which restoration work, if any, is included.

What is included in an Aqua Vita whole-home repipe?

Our standard repipe estimate includes new PEX hot- and cold-water supply piping to the listed connections, new fixture shutoff valves, permit and required inspections, and reconnection to the existing water heater.

The standard package also includes one kitchen sink connection, one laundry connection, two hose bibs, and a new water-service connection at the house. Each full bathroom allowance includes one toilet, one sink, and one shower or tub/shower station.

New Moen Posi-Temp shower/tub valves and matching standard trim kits are included at the bathing stations listed in your proposal. Additional fixtures are identified separately.

Does a whole-home repipe include drain or sewer pipes?

Our Repipe Pricing Builder covers the hot- and cold-water supply system. Drain lines and sewer piping are not included.

The underground service line from the water meter or well system to your house is also excluded. The included water-service work is the connection directly at the house. Any additional work must be separately listed in your proposal.

Is PEX or copper better for repiping?

Both materials have applications, and the right choice depends on the project. PEX is flexible, resists corrosion, and can be routed with fewer fittings along some pipe runs. Copper is rigid and requires different installation methods.

Aqua Vita uses PEX for the repipe packages in our online builder. During your assessment, we explain the proposed piping system, installation requirements, and applicable manufacturer warranty.

Can you repipe my house through the attic or crawlspace?

Yes, when the space is accessible and suitable for the installation. Our online builder covers attic and crawlspace routing.

If your home has neither, or access is unusually restricted, please contact us for an assessment instead of relying on the online estimate.

Will repiping improve my water pressure?

It may improve flow if deteriorated or restricted supply piping is causing the problem. However, low pressure can also come from the incoming supply, a pressure regulator, valves, filters, or other equipment.

We investigate the cause rather than promising that new piping will resolve every pressure issue.

Do I need to replace my water heater during a repipe?

Not necessarily. Reconnecting your existing water heater is included in the standard repipe package.

If you are considering replacement, we can quote it separately. The builder asks about your heater’s age and type to help us understand your system; those answers do not automatically add a new heater to your estimate.

Can I choose the finish for the new shower trim?

Yes. Our standard Moen Posi-Temp trim options are Black, Chrome, Brushed Nickel, and Bronzed Gold, with no additional charge between these included options.

We confirm the exact trim selection and availability before installation. Specialty fixtures or custom shower configurations require separate scope confirmation.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes. Permit and required inspections are included in our repipe pricing. We coordinate these as part of the project and explain how they affect the schedule.

Can I get a repipe estimate online, and is financing available?

Yes. Complete our Repipe Pricing Builder and submit your contact details to receive your estimate by email.

The estimate shows the regular price, the price with Gold Membership’s 10% discount, and estimated financing payments. Gold Membership costs $99 per year, shown separately.

Financing through Synchrony is available to qualified applicants, subject to credit approval and the lender’s terms. Final project scope and pricing are confirmed on-site.

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Stop Patching One Leak at a Time

Get a clear plan and upfront price for your whole-home repipe.

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