Better water pressure, clean water, no more leaks.

Both can be reliable when correctly selected and installed. PEX is flexible, can reduce the number of concealed joints and may allow smaller access openings. Copper is rigid, has a long track record and may suit particular installation requirements. Water chemistry, exposure, pipe routing, local code and budget all affect the choice; PEX also needs protection from sunlight and other unsuitable conditions. We assess your home's layout and explain the advantages and limitations of each material rather than assuming one is best for every property.

Often you can, but it depends on the scope of the work and your household's needs. Water must be shut off during parts of the project, and access openings, noise and work areas can affect bathrooms, kitchens and daily routines. Before scheduling, we discuss expected water interruptions, which rooms need access and any inspection-related steps. Tell us about medical needs, children, pets or work-from-home arrangements so these can be considered. Confirm the project schedule and whether wall patching and painting are included in your specific estimate.