The Repipe process begins with a thorough examination of your current plumbing system by a Hendrick Technician. During this initial meeting, we discuss your concerns, inspect your pipes, tailor solutions to fit your budget and determine the best course of action. (Note: Financing is available on all repipe projects).
You’ll receive an itemized quote, detailing all the costs involved in your repipe project, along with a realistic timeline for completion.
Before we start, the Hendrick Team will take every precaution to protect your home. Furniture and flooring are covered, and pathways for the work are established to keep your space clean and safeguarded during the process.
We methodically replace old pipes with new, high-quality ones, strategically working through your home to ensure every new pipe is installed with precision and care.
After installation, we perform a series of pressure tests and quality checks to guarantee the integrity of your new plumbing system. Only when we’re confident that everything is in perfect working order do we consider the job done.
Quality materials and professional installation mean new piping can last many decades. Copper pipes can last 50 years or more, while PEX piping often carries a warranty of up to 25 years.
In most cases, yes. Water is usually only shut off during the workday and restored each evening, so most Tulsa homeowners can stay in their house throughout the project.
Frequent leaks, low or inconsistent water pressure, visible corrosion on exposed pipes, and a change in your tap water’s taste, color, or odor are all signs it might be time for a repipe. Homes over 50 years old with original plumbing are especially likely candidates.
Most whole-house repiping takes between 2 and 5 days, depending on your home’s size, layout, and how accessible the plumbing is. Larger or multi-story homes with harder to reach pipes tend to land closer to the higher end of that range.
A partial repipe replaces piping in one section or system of your home, which can fix an immediate problem but often leaves other aging pipes behind. A whole-house repipe replaces the entire water supply system at once, which is usually the better long-term solution for older homes.
We walk through your options during the initial consultation and recommend the best material for your home’s layout, water quality, and budget. This gives you a clear, informed choice before any work begins.
Yes, for homes with recurring leaks, low water pressure, or aging pipes, repiping is often more cost effective than paying for repeated repairs over time. It also protects your home from water damage and helps maintain your property’s value.
Yes, financing is available on all repipe projects, so you can address your home’s plumbing without paying the full cost upfront. Our team can walk you through your options during your initial consultation.
