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Copper repiping is a strong option for homeowners who want a proven plumbing material known for durability, reliability, and long service life.
Copper piping is built to provide dependable water flow for many years when properly installed.
Copper helps support reliable water delivery throughout the home with a trusted plumbing material.
Copper performs well under high temperatures, making it a dependable choice for residential plumbing systems.
Copper holds its shape well and provides a sturdy solution for exposed or high-use plumbing areas.
Copper plumbing can be an attractive upgrade for homeowners planning long-term property improvements.
A properly installed copper system can provide steady performance with minimal maintenance over time.
We assess your home and provide a transparent, flat-rate quote.
All floors and surfaces are protected with cloth tarps and plastic coverings.
We use US-made, rigid Type L copper — far superior to the soft Type M used in older builds.
We professionally patch and restore all drywall openings.
We walk through your completed repipe to ensure your full satisfaction.
Have questions about copper repiping, installation, pipe performance, or when to replace old plumbing? Here are quick answers to what homeowners ask before upgrading.
Copper repiping is the process of replacing old or damaged plumbing pipes with new copper piping to improve water flow, reliability, and long-term plumbing performance.
Common signs include low water pressure, rusty or discolored water, frequent pipe leaks, unusual pipe noises, or older galvanized plumbing systems.
Most residential copper repiping projects can be completed within 1 to 3 days depending on the size of the home and the complexity of the plumbing system.
Yes. Copper pipes are more durable, corrosion-resistant, and provide cleaner water flow compared to aging galvanized pipes that can rust and restrict water pressure.
Small access openings may be needed during the repiping process, but OC Repipes also provides drywall repair to restore affected areas after the work is completed.
When it comes to protecting your home’s plumbing system, the quality of both the materials and the installation matter.
We use rigid, U.S.-made Type L copper piping, a thicker and more durable option than the lower-grade copper commonly found in older homes. This provides greater resistance to wear, pressure fluctuations, and long-term plumbing issues.
Your investment is protected by our Lifetime Warranty on workmanship. We stand behind every repipe project, giving homeowners confidence long after the installation is complete.
Copper installation requires precision and experience. Our trained technicians follow strict installation practices to ensure clean solder joints, proper pipe routing, and long-lasting system performance.
From the initial consultation and installation to drywall repair, inspections, and cleanup, our team manages the entire project. You won't need to coordinate with multiple contractors—we take care of everything.
We protect your floors, furnishings, and living spaces throughout the project using professional containment and dust-control practices. Our goal is to leave your home as clean as we found it.
As a locally owned and fully licensed, bonded, and insured company, we've built our reputation on honest communication, reliable service, and exceptional results for homeowners throughout Orange County.
Make your project more affordable with predictable monthly payments. We’ve partnered with Wisetack so you can prequalify online in about a minute — checking your options won’t affect your credit. Choose a plan that fits your budget and schedule your project with confidence.
* Financing is subject to credit approval. Loan amounts, terms, and APRs vary by applicant and are provided by Wisetack’s lending partners. Additional terms apply.
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