Are you tired of dealing with old galvanized pipes that constantly clog and corrode? At Goodboy Plumbing, we specialize in comprehensive copper repiping services using top-quality Type L copper for long-lasting performance and reliability. The benefits of copper repiping are numerous: it effectively restores full water pressure, eliminates rust and discolored water, resists corrosion, and boasts a long lifespan—typically exceeding 50 years. Our team employs clean, professional techniques and efficiently runs new lines through walls, attics, or crawlspaces, ensuring minimal disruption to your daily routine.

Looking for a flexible, cost-effective alternative to traditional copper plumbing? PEX repiping is an excellent choice for various projects, including remodels, full repipes, and installations in tight spaces. Here are a few compelling reasons why PEX is a smart choice for your plumbing needs: It is significantly cheaper than copper, making it a budget-friendly option. PEX is also flexible and easy to install, which saves time and labor costs. Additionally, it is resistant to scale and chlorine, ensuring a longer-lasting system. Furthermore, PEX works exceptionally well in earthquake-prone areas, as it can expand and contract without compromising its integrity. We proudly use top-quality PEX materials from leading brands like Uponor or Rehau, along with durable brass fittings, and we secure everything properly for easy inspection and convenient access in the future.

Not sure if a repipe is the right move for your home or business? Here are some common warning signs that you should be aware of: Poor or uneven water pressure can significantly affect your daily routines, Frequent pipe leaks or constant patch jobs indicate underlying problems, Sudden hot or cold temperature swings can be quite disruptive, and water discoloration—such as brown, yellow, or cloudy—can be alarming. Additionally, if you have aging galvanized, polybutylene, or brittle copper piping, it's crucial to take action. If you're noticing any of these concerning issues, we’ll conduct a thorough inspection of your plumbing system, show you exactly what’s going on, and explain whether a full or partial repipe makes the most sense for your situation.