Professional Whole Home Repiping for Your Portland Home
Old plumbing has a way of reminding you it is there. Maybe the water pressure has dropped, the water looks rusty, or you are tired of calling for leak repairs. At some point, patching things up is no longer worth it.
Whole home repiping is the permanent fix. It replaces worn-out pipes with a system that delivers clean water, steady pressure, and peace of mind.
Roth has been serving Portland and Central Oregon since 1976. We have worked on historic homes in Irvington and Laurelhurst, bungalows in Sellwood, and newer houses in Bend and Redmond. No matter the neighborhood, the story is the same: pipes wear out.
With our White Glove Service, you can expect careful work, a clean jobsite, and a plumbing system you can trust for years to come.
Do You Really Need Whole Home Repiping?
There are a variety of circumstances that can lead to the need for whole home repiping. The best way to know that you need this service at your property is to schedule a plumbing inspection with a trained, professional plumber. Roth Home can help you determine if you need whole home repiping in the Portland metro area, including Tigard, Beaverton, Sherwood and beyond.
You might need whole home repiping if you’ve experienced pipe damage due to any of the following:
Signs Your Home Needs Repiping
Old plumbing doesn’t usually fail all at once. It gives you hints along the way:
- Many older Portland homes still have galvanized steel, lead, or polybutylene pipes. Those materials don’t age well, and sooner or later they give out.
- Low water pressure across the house is a classic sign the pipes are clogged with rust or buildup.
- If the water looks brown at the tap or has a metallic taste, the inside of the pipes is breaking down and carrying that into your supply.
- Leaks that keep popping up in different spots are a signal the system is worn out, not just one section.
- If your shower changes temperature the second someone else turns on a faucet, it usually means the plumbing is outdated and can’t keep up with demand.
The Benefits of Whole Home Repiping
Repiping sounds like a big job, and it is, but homeowners almost always notice the improvements right away.
- Clean water. When the old pipes are gone, the rusty tint and metallic taste disappear. You turn on the tap and the water just looks and tastes the way it should.
- Steadier pressure. Showers feel stronger, and you can run the washer while someone is in the kitchen sink without the flow dropping off.
- Less worry. Old pipes can break at the worst possible time. Replacing them means fewer surprises and less chance of dealing with a flooded floor.
- A boost in value. Buyers like to see updated plumbing. If you ever sell, this upgrade will make your home easier to market.
- Peace of mind. No more guessing where the next leak will show up. You can relax knowing the plumbing is solid.
Materials We Use
Roth uses modern materials that are built to last.
- Copper piping is durable, dependable, and has been trusted in homes for decades.
- PEX piping is flexible, cost-effective, and easier to install in tight spaces. It resists scale and chlorine and performs well in the Northwest climate.
We explain the pros and cons of both so you can make the choice that fits your home and budget.
Choose Roth for Whole Home Repiping
Repiping is not the type of project you want to trust to just anyone. It takes skill, experience, and care. Roth has been serving Portland and Central Oregon since 1976, and homeowners call us because we do the work right. We are licensed, insured, and familiar with the plumbing challenges that come with both historic homes and newer builds.
Our White Glove Service means more than just replacing pipes. It means protecting your floors, explaining your options clearly, and treating your home as if it were our own.
Ready for Expert Whole Home Repiping Services?
If you are dealing with rusty water, low pressure, or leaks that never seem to end, repiping may be the best answer. Roth has decades of experience with whole home repiping in Portland and Central Oregon, and we know how to install a system you can depend on.
Call Roth today or schedule an appointment online for a consultation. We will inspect your plumbing, answer your questions, and help you decide if whole home repiping is the right choice for your home.
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