Old pipes. New start.
Rust in your water. Recurring leaks in different spots. Low pressure throughout the house. These aren't isolated problems — they're symptoms of pipes at the end of their life. We replace them cleanly, with minimal damage to your walls and zero shortcuts on code.
Four signs you're past spot repairs.
Rust-Colored Water
Brown or yellow water — especially when you first turn on a faucet — means rust is breaking loose from inside your pipes. You're drinking, cooking, and bathing in that water. This is past "fix later" territory.
Whole-system replacementRecurring Leaks
Called a plumber three times in a year for leaks in different spots? You don't need another repair. Your whole system is failing at its joints — repiping is cheaper than the next five repairs.
Save vs repeated repairsLow Pressure Everywhere
Pressure dropping at one faucet is a fixture problem. Pressure dropping everywhere is a pipe problem — calcium and corrosion have narrowed your lines from the inside. Repiping restores full flow.
Full flow restorationGalvanized or Polybutylene
House built before 1970? You probably have galvanized steel. Built 1978–1995? Likely polybutylene. Both materials are at the end of their useful life — replace them before they fail, not after.
Material-specific replacementStep by step. No surprises.
Repiping sounds scary because it should — it's a major job. But knowing what we're going to do (and why) takes most of the anxiety out of it.
Every Curtis Plumbing repipe follows the same four-step process, whether we're replacing a single bathroom run or your whole house. No mystery, no surprise change orders, no shortcuts on Hillsborough County code.
- Remove Old Pipes Damaged or obsolete piping out — wall, ceiling, or concrete bore as needed, all the way back to the water heater and fixtures
- Install New Pipes PEX or copper installed with proper brackets and straps inside walls and ceilings — no loose runs
- Pressure Test Every connection pressure-tested before we close walls — if it leaks now, it doesn't get covered up
- Flush & Finalize System flushed clean, walls patched, county code requirements met, debris cleaned up before we leave
Tired of repair after repair? Time for a new system.
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