Protect Your Greatest Asset

Why Repipe Your Home?

Don't wait for a catastrophic flood. Learn the warning signs of failing Denver plumbing systems and why upgrading to PEX-A or Copper is the smartest investment you can make.

The 4 Major Signs Your Pipes Are Failing

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Low Water Pressure

If you can't run the dishwasher and take a shower at the same time, your pipes are likely choked with years of mineral scale and internal rust buildup.

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Rusty or Foul Water

Does your tap water look orange or brown when you first turn it on? That means your metal pipes are decaying and flaking rust directly into your drinking water.

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Constant Pinhole Leaks

One leak is an accident. Multiple pinhole leaks or slab leaks mean the integrity of your entire plumbing system is structurally compromised.

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Insurance Cancellation

Many Colorado homeowners are receiving notices that their home insurance is being dropped because they still have dangerous Polybutylene piping.

The Danger of Polybutylene Pipes

The 1980s & 90s Ticking Time Bomb

If your Denver Metro home was built between the late 1970s and the mid-1990s, there is a high probability it is plumbed with Polybutylene (often recognizable as flexible gray plastic piping).

Over time, public water treatment chemicals (like chlorine) attack the internal structure of these plastic pipes. They become incredibly brittle from the inside out. Because they degrade internally, they give zero warning before they burst.

A ruptured Polybutylene line can flood a home in minutes, causing tens of thousands of dollars in water damage and mold remediation. A whole-home repipe is the only way to permanently remove this risk from your property.

The Problem with Galvanized Steel

Rusting from the Inside Out

If you live in a historic Denver neighborhood, Arvada, or an older subdivision, your home may rely on original galvanized steel piping.

Galvanized steel was dipped in a protective zinc coating, but decades of water friction wear that coating away. Once the bare steel is exposed to water, it begins to aggressively rust and calcify.

Not only does this rust severely choke off your water pressure, but it also leaks heavy metals into the water your family drinks and bathes in. Removing these heavy, rusted pipes and replacing them with modern PEX or Copper restores your water quality instantly.

The Permanent Solution: A Just Plumbing Repipe

Led by Master Plumber Bill Clark, our team will surgically remove your home's failing pipes and replace them with lifetime-guaranteed PEX Type A or premium Type L Copper. We pull the permits, we manage the inspections, and we even hire the drywall patchers to restore your walls.

Call (303) 472-0833 for a Free Estimate

Frequently Asked Questions About Repiping

What type of pipe do you use for a replacement?

We highly recommend PEX Type A (Uponor AquaPEX). It is highly flexible, meaning it can expand during a deep Colorado freeze without bursting. It is immune to internal scaling, rusting, and corrosion. For homeowners who prefer traditional metal, we also install premium Type L copper.

Will my water be shut off for a week?

Absolutely not. A typical home repipe takes 1 to 3 days. We structure the project so that your main water is turned back on at the end of every single work day. You do not have to move into a hotel while we repipe your home.

Do you handle the drywall repair?

Yes! Unlike massive corporate plumbing companies that leave you with gaping holes in your sheetrock, Just Plumbing, Inc. hires and schedules professional drywall patchers for you. We manage the mess so you don't have to.