The total amount of money that is required to conduct a whole home repiping project may be considerable.  But, the exact cost of a complete replacement of a home’s plumbing systems  is difficult to predict.  It’s highly variable because it depends on a number of factors.   The primary source of this cost will be due to the materials which are selected for the new pipe system.   If damages are the reason you are looking into the possibility of having your home’s plumbing removed and replaced, you may consider the causes of the damage.  If the damage is caused by erosion in older pipes, it is possible that the insurance policy that covers your home may actually include coverage of at least a portion of the costs.  The reason for this possible benefit lays in the fact that plumbing is a system that is essential to building’s infrastructure and overall utility.  It may also be the case that repiping services will be viewed as preventative maintenance, which may lead your insurance company to determine that it is not reasonable to include coverage in your policy. 

Whole home repiping isn’t necessarily the least expensive plumbing service to have performed, but once your home’s plumbing systems are replaced you will have a lot less to worry about.  Leaving a faulty pipe system inside your home is asking for extremely costly problems in the future, and not just ones that relate to plumbing.  Send us a message through our Contact Form or call us at (678) 725-1937 and we’ll do our best to help you get your home’s piping situation under control as quickly and as affordably as is possible.