How do I know if my Twin Falls home needs a repipe?

Signs include frequent leaks, rusty or discolored water, low water pressure, visible pipe corrosion, and polybutylene or galvanized pipes (common in homes built before 1990). If you're fixing leaks every few months, a repipe is usually more cost-effective.

How long does a whole-home repipe take?

Most residential repipes take 3-5 days depending on home size and accessibility. We plan the work to keep disruption minimal — you'll have water throughout most of the process.

What material do you use for repiping?

We primarily use PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) for repipes — it's durable, flexible, resistant to freezing, and more cost-effective than copper. Copper is also available if you prefer it.

Whole-Home Repipes

If your home has galvanized steel, polybutylene, or aging copper pipes that are causing frequent leaks, low water pressure, or discolored water, a whole-home repipe may be the best long-term solution. Doulos Plumbing replaces all the water supply piping in your home with modern, durable materials. It's a bigger job, but it eliminates recurring plumbing problems for decades. We handle the full process — from opening walls to final patching — with as little disruption as possible.