Repiping & Rerouting in Grand Junction, CO
Full or partial repipes for aging or failing lines, with minimal disruption to walls and floors.
Older homes in the Grand Junction area often still have galvanized steel or polybutylene piping, both of which are prone to corrosion, leaks, and reduced water pressure as they age. GPS Plumbing & Mechanical handles full and partial repipes using copper or PEX, and reroutes lines as needed around remodels, done carefully to keep damage to walls and floors to a minimum.
If you're dealing with repeated leaks, discolored water, or pressure that's dropped throughout the house rather than at just one fixture, it may be a sign the piping itself, not a single fixture, is the problem.
Serving Grand Junction, Fruita, Palisade, Clifton, Delta, Montrose, and the rest of Mesa County.
What's included
- Full & partial repipes
- Polybutylene & galvanized pipe replacement
- Copper & PEX installation
- Rerouting around remodels
- Leak-prone line replacement
Signs you need this
- Repeated leaks in different parts of the home
- Low water pressure throughout the house, not just one fixture
- Discolored or rusty water from multiple taps
- Visible corrosion, pitting, or discoloration on exposed pipes
- A home with original galvanized or polybutylene piping, especially 40+ years old
What affects the price
Prices depend on the details, so we don't quote blind. Every job gets a free written estimate before any work starts, so you know the cost up front. Diagnostics are free in the Grand Valley. Outside the Grand Valley, a $79.99 service call fee covers locations up to 50 miles from Grand Junction, plus $2 per one-way mile beyond that. The $79.99 is credited toward the work if you go ahead with the repair; the additional mileage is not credited. Here's what usually drives the cost:
- Size of the home and the number of fixtures
- Copper or PEX, since the materials differ in cost
- How accessible the existing pipes are, and how much wall or floor access is needed
- Whether it's a whole-house repipe or a partial repair of problem sections
How it works
Call or request service
Tell us what is going on and we will get you on the schedule.
We diagnose & quote
We diagnose the problem on site and give you a free written estimate.
We do the work
We complete the job, walk you through what we did, and warranty our labor for one year.
Repiping questions
How do I know if I need a repipe instead of another repair?
If you've had repeated leaks in different spots, rusty or discolored water, or low pressure throughout the house, the pipes themselves are probably failing. Patching one leak at a time gets expensive. We'll look at the whole system and tell you if repair or repiping makes more sense.
What's the difference between copper and PEX?
Copper has a long track record and is very durable. PEX is flexible, needs fewer fittings, and is often quicker to install, which can mean less disruption to your walls. We'll explain the options and the cost difference for your home.
Is polybutylene piping a problem?
Polybutylene was widely installed from the late 1970s into the 1990s and is known for failing, often without warning. Some insurers also take it into account. If your home has it, it's worth having it looked at.
How long does a repipe take, and will I be without water?
It depends on the size of the home and the access to the pipes. We'll plan the work to keep your water off for as little time as possible and give you the schedule in your written estimate.
Is the work warranted?
Our labor is warranted for one year. Parts and equipment are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. We do not cover or offer a warranty on customer-supplied material or equipment.
Free estimate. Financing available.
Free written estimates, straight answers, and a licensed contractor who shows up when promised. For bigger jobs, check your financing rate in a couple of minutes with no impact to your credit score.