Aging galvanized, polybutylene, or pinhole-leaking copper? We replace your home's water supply lines with modern PEX, open only what we need to, and quote the whole job in writing before we start.
When the pipes inside your walls start failing, patching one leak at a time gets expensive fast. Rusty or discolored water, weak pressure at every fixture, and repeat pinhole leaks are signs the supply lines have reached the end of their life.
Aqua Pure Plumbing inspects your existing plumbing, explains what we find, and lays out a room-by-room plan before any work begins. We replace the supply lines with PEX, keep the openings in your walls and ceilings as small as possible, and pull the permit and inspection so the job is done to code.
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One of these can be a one-off repair. Two or three together usually mean the pipes themselves are the problem.
If you have fixed more than one leak in the last few years, the rest of the pipe is usually wearing out the same way.
Corrosion builds up inside old galvanized pipe and narrows it, so every tap and shower loses pressure over time.
Brown or yellow water, especially first thing in the morning, points to corroding steel pipe inside the walls.
Homes built before the mid-1980s often still have original galvanized or copper supply lines that are near the end of their life.
Gray plastic supply pipe (polybutylene) was widely used from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s and is known to fail without warning.
A second slab leak is a strong signal to reroute the supply lines above the slab instead of opening the foundation again.
Much of North Texas sits on expansive clay soil that swells when it rains and shrinks in the summer heat. That movement stresses the supply lines running under and through your slab, which is one reason slab leaks are so common across The Colony, Lewisville, and the surrounding suburbs.
Hard water adds to the wear. Minerals build up inside older pipe and fixtures, and corrosion slowly thins the walls of galvanized and copper lines until pinhole leaks start showing up.
A whole-house repipe replaces the aging supply lines at once, so you stop paying for one leak after another. When slab leaks are the problem, we can reroute the new lines through the walls or attic and keep your water supply off the slab entirely.

From the first walkthrough to the final inspection, one licensed local team handles the whole job.
We check your existing pipe material, water pressure, and problem areas, then walk you through the plan.
Flexible PEX supply lines run to every sink, tub, shower, toilet, and appliance connection in the home.
When leaks come from under the slab, we reroute supply lines through walls or the attic instead of breaking concrete.
New lines are tied into every fixture and appliance, with new shutoff valves where they are needed.
We pull the required city permit and schedule the inspection so you don't have to.
We pressure-test the new system, check every fixture, and walk you through the finished work.
We have made booking and completing your service as straightforward as it should be.
Reach a real local plumber, 7 days a week. We schedule same-day whenever we can.
We inspect the issue in person, explain what we find, and answer your questions before anything starts.
You approve a clear, written price. Then our licensed team completes the work to Texas code.
We verify the fix, walk you through it, and leave your home cleaner than we found it.
Every home is different. Here is what actually moves the price, and why you always get a written quote before we start.
The number of bathrooms, fixtures, and floors sets how much pipe and labor the job needs.
Attic access, wall layout, and whether lines are rerouted off the slab all affect the time involved.
Finished walls, tile, and cabinetry change how the new lines are routed and how access points are handled.
Permit costs vary by city. We handle the paperwork and inspection either way.
Our estimates are always free and always in writing. You will know the full price before any work begins, with no hidden costs or unnecessary upsells.
We are not the biggest plumbing company in the metroplex. We are the one your neighbors call back.
Owner-operated in The Colony. When you call, you reach a real plumber who knows DFW homes, not a call center.
A 5.0 average across verified Google reviews from homeowners across The Colony and the surrounding suburbs.
Every job meets City of The Colony and Texas state code. Our master plumber holds a current TSBPE license.
Based in The Colony, we serve homeowners across the northern Dallas suburbs. Don't see your city? Give us a call, we're always expanding.
One local, licensed team covers your whole home.

We inspect, diagnose, and replace failing clay and cast iron lines before a slow drain becomes a backup.

Electronic detection and clean repair or reroute for leaks under your foundation.

Replace aging galvanized, polybutylene, or leaking copper supply lines with new PEX, with a written quote before we start.

Non-invasive acoustic and pressure testing to pinpoint hidden leaks without tearing into walls.

Licensed install, repair, and pressure-testing of gas lines to code, keeping your home safe.

We clear the line completely, not just enough to get by, and camera it to confirm.

Repair, flush, and replacement of tank and tankless units for reliable hot water.

Stop the drip that quietly runs up your water bill, in a single visit.

Fix a running or clogged toilet fast, one of the most ignored costs in any home.

same-day, 7 days a week response for burst pipes, backups, and failed heaters.

Install, service, and descale tankless units for endless hot water and a smaller footprint.

Repair and replacement so your kitchen sink drains cleanly, without odors or backups.

High-pressure cleaning that clears grease, scale, and roots for a full-diameter, lasting clean.
Get an in-home inspection and a written repipe quote from a licensed local plumber in The Colony. Most quotes are returned within one business hour.