Repiping

If you're patching one pinhole leak after another, or the water comes out brown and weak, the pipes themselves are the problem. A repipe fixes it for good.

What we handle

Whole-house repipes
Partial and section repipes
Galvanized pipe replacement
PEX and copper supply lines
Main water line replacement
Drywall patch coordination

Signs you need it

Low water pressure across the house
Rusty or discolored water
Frequent pinhole leaks
Galvanized pipes in a pre-1970s home

Tuskin plumber working on pipes in an opened ceiling

Best for

Older homes with galvanized or failing copper pipe

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How it works

Three steps to fixed

1
Call or request service
Call (562) 200-1065 or send the form. Tell us what's going on and we'll set a time, often the same day.
2
We find the cause
Your plumber diagnoses the problem, explains it in plain language and gives you the price before any work starts.
3
We fix it right
The job gets done right the first time, the work area gets cleaned up, and you know exactly what was done.

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Why Tuskin Plumbing

The herd you can count on

01
Same-day service
Most calls get a plumber the same day, so a leak or a backup doesn't turn into a bigger repair.
02
Clear communication
You'll hear what's wrong, what it takes to fix and what it costs before we start. No surprises on the bill.
03
Done right the first time
Reliable work every time, so you aren't calling a second plumber to fix the first one's job.
04
Part of The Herd
Every customer gets treated like part of The Herd: respected, protected and never left behind.

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FAQ

Leaks & repiping questions

All 34 answers

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What are the signs of a slab leak?

Signs of a slab leak include a water bill that jumps without explanation, a water meter that moves with every fixture off, warm spots on the floor, the sound of running water, and damp or cracked flooring. Tuskin Plumbing uses electronic leak locating equipment to pinpoint slab leaks before opening anything.

How do you find a hidden water leak?

Tuskin Plumbing finds hidden leaks with electronic locating equipment that listens for and traces water moving through pipes in walls, under slabs and underground. Pinpointing the leak first means a smaller repair and less damage to your home.

When should I repipe my house?

It's time to consider repiping when you're fixing pinhole leaks again and again, the water is rusty or discolored, pressure is low across the house, or the home still has galvanized steel pipe, which was common before the 1970s. A repipe replaces the supply lines with new PEX or copper. Tuskin Plumbing offers 0% financing on qualifying repipes.

Do I need a permit to repipe or replace a water heater in LA?

In general, yes. Water heater replacements, repipes and gas line work in Los Angeles and most surrounding cities require a permit from the local building department. Requirements vary by city, so ask about permits when you get your quote. This is general information, not legal advice.

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