Whole-house repipe
This option renews every supply run, from the entry point through to each tap, and suits a house where failures show up in several rooms.
New supply pipe, run through the entire house or just one part of it, is what repiping means. Describe what is in your walls today and we link you with a local provider.
A new water line from the meter to the building is covered on this page too, for homes where that run needs replacing.

This option renews every supply run, from the entry point through to each tap, and suits a house where failures show up in several rooms.
One zone, such as a bathroom group or the run to the kitchen, gets new pipe and the rest stays untouched. It suits a failing section that stands apart from the others.
A line running from the meter to the building can be replaced by itself, without renewing the piping inside the house.
The City physically inspected every service line in its distribution system, privately owned ones too, and verified all of them as non-lead. Its drinking water is tested for lead every three years and was last tested in 2024.
The City’s list has a permit called Residential Water Re-Pipe. Its exempt-work bulletin adds that replacing piping behind the face of the wall or below the floor requires a permit.
California’s C-36 plumbing contractor class covers water and gas piping from the property owner’s side of the utility meter to the structure. That is the class that applies to a new water line between the meter and the building.
Start with leak finding when water is escaping somewhere unseen. The water heater page covers the tank side of things, and the homepage lists every remaining job.
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