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Repiping in San Gabriel

Older San Gabriel homes often still run on original galvanized pipe. When flow drops everywhere, it may be time. Text (310) 628-9399.

Mon–Sat · north and south of Las Tunas Drive

Century-old houses, mixed pipe

Houses here range from 1910s bungalows to 1960s ranches, and many have a patchwork of galvanized, copper and plastic from past repairs.

We map what you have before recommending a partial or full repipe.

New PEX or copper runsOld galvanized or failing lines are replaced, in part or throughout.
Century-old houses, mixed pipe.

PEX or copper

PEX routes easily through older framing; copper suits exposed basements and crawlspaces where it can be strapped neatly.

Raised floors help

Homes on raised foundations let us run new lines through the crawlspace with fewer wall openings.

Street sideHouse sidePressure regulatorGaugeHigh street pressure is stepped down before it reaches fixtures.
Raised floors help.

Every new line is pressure-tested and access points are patched.

Crawlspace routes

Homes on raised foundations let us route most new supply lines under the floor.

1Text a photoof the leak or fixture2Get a quoteparts covered in it3We text firstthen fix it
Crawlspace routes.

Fewer walls are opened, and the finished rooms stay intact.

Questions from San Gabriel homeowners

Will a repipe fix low pressure?

If narrowed galvanized pipe is the cause, yes.

Can you repipe just the kitchen and one bath?

Yes. Partial repipes are common.

Related repairs

How San Gabriel's older houses are plumbed · Message us a picture