What we do
Poly-B is common in homes built through the 1980s and 1990s. Some systems run for years without trouble. Others develop leaks at fittings or in the pipe itself. If you are planning a replacement, the first step is a proper walk-through.
We map fixtures and accessible runs, identify where drywall access is actually needed, and lay out the order of work. The goal is reliable new piping and fewer holes—not a rushed guess from the basement door.
Common Poly-B jobs
- Whole-home hot and cold water repiping
- Assessment after a Poly-B leak
- Replacing exposed Poly-B during a renovation
- New shutoffs and fixture connections
- Pressure testing and final system check
Straight answers
Does every Poly-B house need immediate replacement?
No. Condition, leak history, fittings, access and your plans for the home all matter. We can assess the system and explain the risk without pushing the job.
Will the walls have to be opened?
Some access is usually required. We plan routes to keep openings practical and limited. Drywall repair is discussed clearly in the scope so there are no surprises.
How long does a repipe take?
It depends on the size and layout of the home. After a walk-through, we can give you a realistic schedule and explain when the water will be off.