Repiping Services
Repiping your home is no simple task, and you want a reliable plumber to do the job. If you need repiping in Dallas, TX, call Tribeca Plumbing, Inc. at (214) 402-5454. We’ll inspect your home to see if repiping is necessary and provide you with the best solution for your budget and needs.
Signs That You Need to Repipe Your House
Several factors contribute to pipe damage, and it is bound to happen to every home over time. If you start to notice rusty water, multiple leaks in your home, or corroded pipes, it could be time to repipe your house. Age is also a major factor. Many people think that pipe failure only happens in older homes, and while this is more common, it depends on more than age. Hard water or heavily chlorinated water can contribute to earlier deterioration. A shoddy construction job could also lead to early failure.
Depending on when your home was constructed, your pipes may be made of one of many different materials that all age at different rates. Here are the most common piping materials and their general lifespan:
- Brass (40-70+ years)
- Copper (50-80+ years)
- Cast Iron (80-100 years)
- Galvanized Steel (20-50+ years)
- PVC (20-40 years)
In addition to these materials, your home could have lead pipes (used in the early 1900s) or polybutylene pipes (used in the 70s through the 90s). Lead pipes are extremely durable but can leach harmful lead into your drinking water. If you have lead pipes, you should have your water tested and consider repiping with a safer alternative. Meanwhile, polybutylene pipes are prone to sudden breakage, which can cause serious damage. If you have this kind of piping, we strongly recommend replacing it.
Skilled Repiping Services in Dallas, TX
Because of the labor-intensive process of repiping a house, it is not a cheap repair. However, our plumbers work hard to repipe your home with as little mess and cost as possible. We are committed to honest and fair pricing on every project. Are you ready to learn more about repiping in Dallas, TX, including information on our methods and pricing? Call Tribeca Plumbing, Inc. at (214) 402-5454.
Most Recent Pins (45)
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed a sewer line replacement in Dallas, Texas. The team excavated approximately 150 feet of tunnel under a slab home, created three access holes, removed the old cast iron sewer pipe, and installed a new PVC system. Services included pipe testing and removal of excess soil.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed a full sewer re-pipe under a slab home in Dallas, Texas. The work involved 150 feet of tunneling, four access holes, and full replacement of an improperly installed PVC sewer system. The project included all permits, inspections, material handling, and removal of excess soil.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed 150 feet of tunneling at a depth of 5 to 6 feet under a commercial property in Garland, Texas. Technicians removed 140 feet of damaged sewer pipe, installed new PVC piping, repaired additional lines, and reconnected disconnected sewer lines. Crews also cut access holes in the concrete and restored the surface after completing repairs.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing repaired damaged sewer pipes in the yard line by trenching 11 feet and creating two access holes. This service took place in DeSoto, Texas.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing removed 30 feet of shifted cast-iron sewer pipe beneath a home and replaced it with new PVC piping. This sewer line replacement project was completed in Dallas, Texas.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing assessed water pipes at a waterpark in Carrollton, TX, to provide a bid for re-lining 3-inch, 4-inch, and 6-inch pipes. This inspection helps determine the scope of work needed to restore the system’s functionality.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing assessed an aging cast iron sewer system in Dallas, TX. The pipes under and outside the house were deteriorating. A full sewer repipe was recommended to ensure reliable drainage.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing inspected a master bathroom in Dallas, Texas, on January 18, 2025, and identified a failed pan liner. Professional diagnostic services addressed potential water leakage issues to ensure functional and safe plumbing systems.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing tunneled between 10 and 20 feet to repair a 2-inch main water line under a driveway in Lancaster, TX. This process ensured proper water flow and prevented further damage. Professional underground plumbing repairs help maintain reliable water service and structural integrity.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing inspected a two-story home in Dallas, Texas to assess the hot and cold repipe needs for three bathrooms. The evaluation focused on existing pipe condition and future installation requirements to ensure proper water flow throughout the property.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing replaced a damaged cast iron pipe beneath an office building in Dallas, Texas. The team completed 40 feet of tunneling from a single access point to reach and remove the old piping system.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing repaired a damaged sewer system section holding water near a sidewalk access hole in Dallas, Texas. The team addressed water retention issues by restoring proper sewer flow to prevent pooling and further pipe damage.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing repaired a disconnected sewer line under a house in Dallas, Texas. The team replaced two to three shear bands and adjusted a misaligned 90-degree fitting to restore proper function. This work followed issues found during a prior inspection.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing removed and replaced three feet of damaged four-inch pipe connected to a roof drain in Farmers Branch, Texas. The team cut out the broken section and installed new piping to restore drainage function.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing replaced a damaged gas line in Dallas, Texas. The team trenched approximately 88 feet and installed a new gas line from the meter to the house. This service ensured safe and reliable gas flow for the property by addressing underground line issues.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing installed water and drain lines from a bathroom to a new hair wash station. Technicians also cored two holes for drainage. This plumbing service was completed in Dallas, Texas.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing measured the property for a sewer re-pipe in Dallas, Texas. This step ensures accurate planning for future pipe replacement and supports proper system layout based on the building’s dimensions.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing replumbed hot and cold water lines behind a bathroom wall, installed a new washer box with updated drain lines, and reconnected the lavatory drain and faucet. This plumbing service took place in Dallas, Texas.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing rerouted a hot water line through the ceiling to bypass a damaged section beneath the cement. This service removed the underground leak and restored proper water flow. Work took place in Plano, Texas.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed a tunnel excavation and performed two camera inspections to investigate improperly connected bathroom lines. The team confirmed another company had incorrectly inserted pipe into existing cast iron. After corrective work by the original contractor, Tribeca returned to verify full functionality. Service took place in Richardson, Texas.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing inspected a residential sewer line in Dallas, Texas. A camera service showed cracks and root intrusion from the house to the city connection. Original cast-iron pipes were damaged and holding water. Some sections had been updated with PVC. The full system requires replacement. A project estimate was provided to the homeowner.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing unclogged a sewer line and inspected an original cast-iron system in Plano, Texas. The team found multiple breaks in the main sewer line beneath the home and recommended a full sewer repipe to restore proper drainage and prevent further damage.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing trenched 40 feet and tunneled 15 feet in Dallas, Texas, to replace a clay sewer line with new PVC piping. The crew also reset artificial grass and stones. A tankless water heater installation was approved for follow-up work.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing completed a floor drain inspection and verified previous work at a site lacking in-wall plumbing lines. The team documented the site and prepared a bid for future repair work. Service took place in Little Elm, Texas.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing trenched 70 feet for kitchen, laundry, and bar sink lines, added two access holes, and tunneled 70 feet to replace cast iron piping with PVC under the home. Work connected all drains to the main sewer line at the front. Service completed in Richardson, Texas.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing installed five area drains and trenched 35 to 40 feet of schedule 40 PVC in a 4'x25' section on the right side of a garage in Dallas, Texas. This drainage work improves water flow and helps prevent pooling near the structure.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed a full sewer line replacement beneath a 120-foot pier and beam home in Garland, Texas. Technicians also removed a damaged yard line section and replaced a faulty connection to restore proper drainage flow.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing met with a client in Dallas, Texas to assess a property for potential plumbing work. The team inspected existing systems and identified areas that may require repair or installation. This initial evaluation helps determine the scope of future plumbing services.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing completed plumbing repairs in Dallas, Texas. The team corrected a bad connection beneath the front bathroom, fixed a five-foot section of damaged kitchen drain line under the house, and resolved issues listed on the inspector’s punch list. These actions restored proper drainage and ensured system reliability.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing inspected a PVC sewer system in Dallas, Texas. Technicians found one blockage with rocks in the front planter and root intrusion under a powder bathroom. All other sections showed no issues. A bid was prepared and sent to resolve the two identified problems.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed plumbing upgrades in Dallas, Texas. The team replaced 15 feet of PVC and 7 feet of cast iron pipe in a ceiling, removed faulty gate valves and installed ball valves, cleared one clogged toilet and sink, and replaced incorrect water heater fittings with proper connections.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing replaced four frost-proof hose bibs and repaired a tub spout in Dallas, Texas. This service restored outdoor water access and fixed an indoor fixture to support proper water flow and prevent leaks.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing moved the main gas line 20 feet away from the fence and installed a new gas riser in Dallas, Texas. This service improved gas line safety and ensured proper system placement according to residential requirements.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing removed a damaged PVC drain and installed a 1-1/4 inch copper drain for a lab sink in Dallas, Texas. This upgrade supports better durability and performance under frequent use.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing prepared a bid in Dallas, Texas to jackhammer and remove concrete in a bar area, install new sewer and water lines from beneath the house to the bar, and pour new concrete for flooring.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing repaired a sewer line beneath a bathroom in Carrollton, Texas. The team dug one access hole and a 25-foot tunnel, performed a hydrostatic test, and completed backfilling. They installed two new cleanout combos and connected them to the original PVC sewer line leading to the city system.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing shut off the water supply at the water heater and installed new copper piping in Dallas, Texas. The work included using two pro press three-quarter couplings, one pro press three-quarter 90-degree fitting, and six inches of three-quarter-inch copper pipe.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing inspected a concrete area in Garland, Texas, and identified a 10-foot low spot trapping water in front of the garage. They confirmed that the home's plumbing, made entirely of PVC, showed no issues beneath the structure.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing replaced damaged cast iron piping with PVC beneath a home in Dallas, Texas. The crew created two access holes and excavated a 55-foot tunnel to reach and remove the old plumbing system safely.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing performed a camera inspection and hydrostatic test on a sewer system in Dallas, Texas. The test failed, confirming the need for full sewer line replacement under the home. A detailed bid was prepared based on the inspection results.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing completed a camera inspection and created a bid in Dallas, Texas to replace a damaged cast iron pipe section, repair a faulty clean-out connection, and bring temperature and pressure valves up to code. The work ensures proper drainage and compliance with plumbing standards.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing corrected improper PVC pipe installation in a crawl space in Dallas, Texas. The previous work caused water to pool in the kitchen, hall bathroom, and master bathroom. The team repaired the drainage to restore proper flow throughout the system.
Larissa Towns
Tribeca Plumbing replumbed a second-floor toilet using a four-inch closet tee and a 4 x 3 reducer. This plumbing service took place in Dallas, Texas.
Nikki Maier
Tribeca Plumbing completed an under-house repipe project in Fort Worth, Texas. The team tunneled 30 feet beneath the structure to remove cast iron piping, installed a new PVC sewer line through the pier and beam section, backfilled and compacted the tunnel, and removed all job-related debris.
Larissa Towns
A plumber in Farmers Branch, Texas cut into a wall to remove a 1¼-inch copper elbow and six inches of pipe. They installed a 1½ x 1¼-inch rubber fitting, a 1½-inch elbow, and one foot of 1½-inch pipe to complete the repair.
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