Whole Home Repiping in Canton and Ball Ground, GA

When the pipes have reached their age, stop patching them

Every pipe material has a lifespan, and the houses built across Cherokee County in the 1970s, 80s and 90s are reaching it at the same time. Whole home repiping replaces the water supply lines inside the house, from the main shutoff to every fixture, with modern PEX or copper, in a planned job instead of a series of emergencies. Performance Plumbing has repiped homes across Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs and Ball Ground since 2015. We look at the whole system, tell you honestly whether you need a repair or a repipe, and quote it flat rate in writing with no service call fee for the visit.

What we do

• Whole home repiping of the hot and cold supply lines, in PEX or copper, with new shutoff valves at every fixture.
• Partial repiping when one wing of the house or one material has failed and the rest is sound.
• Polybutylene replacement, the grey plastic pipe from the late 1970s to mid 1990s that fails at the fittings.
• Galvanized steel replacement in older homes where the pipe has rusted shut and pressure has faded.
• Copper repiping where pitted copper has started leaking under slabs or in walls.
• Drain line replacement inside the house when cast iron has rusted through.
• Burst and frozen pipe repair when it is one break, not a system at the end of its life.

Why Cherokee County homeowners call Performance Plumbing to repipe

• An honest repair-or-repipe answer. One leak is a repair. We will say so.
• Planned, not an emergency. A mapped job, a timeline, water on every night, and walls opened only where needed.
• Permitted and inspected, with new shutoffs at every fixture so the next problem is small.
• No service call fee and free in person estimates. We look first, quote second, and the quote is flat rate.
• Licensed and insured, Georgia Master Plumber license MP210684, serving Cherokee County since 2015.
• Drug tested and background checked technicians in marked trucks.
• 119 five star Google reviews and a real person answering 24 hours a day at 404-637-9017.

Repiping questions, answered

How do I know if my house has polybutylene?

Look at the pipe coming into the water heater or under a sink. Polybutylene is grey, sometimes blue or black, flexible plastic, usually stamped “PB2110.” Homes built from the late 1970s to the mid 1990s are the ones to check. If you are not sure, we can tell you on a free visit.

How long does it take to repipe a house?

Two to four days for most Cherokee County homes, depending on fixtures, construction and PEX versus copper. Water is back on each night. Drywall patching adds a day or two if we handle it.

Do you have to open all the walls?

No. We open the walls and ceilings where the new lines need to pass and at the fixtures, patch them, and leave them ready for paint. PEX needs fewer openings than copper because it bends around corners.

Is PEX better than copper?

For most homes, yes: no corrosion, fewer joints, quieter, more freeze tolerant and faster to install. Copper still fits some situations and we install it when it is the right call.

Can I repipe just part of the house?

Yes, when one material or one section has failed and the rest is sound. We will tell you honestly whether a partial repipe makes sense or just delays the full one.

Do you charge a service call fee for a repipe estimate?

No. We walk the house, map the system, and give you a flat rate quote before any work starts. If you decide to hold off, you owe us nothing.

Will repiping fix my low water pressure?

If the cause is galvanized steel rusted shut or undersized old lines, yes, dramatically. If the cause is the pressure reducing valve or the main water line from the street, we fix that instead; see water line repair.

Does repiping include the drain lines?

A standard repipe is the water supply lines. Drain lines are a separate job and only needed when cast iron has rusted through. We check both and quote what the house actually needs.

Do you offer financing for repiping?

Yes. Financing options are available on repipes. Ask when you call, or see our financing page.

Which areas do you cover?

All of Cherokee County, including Ball Ground, Canton, Holly Springs, Hickory Flat, Woodstock and Waleska, plus Jasper and Big Canoe in Pickens County and the Cumming area in Forsyth County.

Second leak this year, or grey pipe at the water heater? Call or text 404-637-9017. A real person answers 24 hours a day, there is no service call fee, and you get an honest repair or repipe answer before anyone quotes.