Whole House
Plumbing Re-pipe in Boerne, TX
Boerne’s Trusted Licensed Plumbers
Expert, Licensed Plumbers You Can Rely On For Re-pipng Your Boerne Home
Stop the Leaks. Restore Water Pressure. Protect Your Home for Decades.
You love your Boerne home — but if you’re dealing with frequent leaks, low water pressure, or rusty water, your plumbing may be warning you it’s time for a full repipe.
At Olde Town Plumbing, we help Hill Country homeowners replace aging pipes with long-lasting, modern materials that restore your home’s plumbing health and peace of mind.
When your pipes fail, it’s stressful. But fixing them doesn’t have to be. We make the process simple, professional, and hassle-free.
We understand that the idea of replacing all the water or sewer lines in your home can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re dealing with frequent leaks a full repipe may be the best long-term solution.
Our licensed plumbers specialize in whole house re-pipe services in Boerne, TX, and nearby areas. We handle both proactive repipes—when homeowners want to upgrade aging systems—and emergency repipes after plumbing failures. Every home is different, so we take the time to assess your system and recommend the most effective and efficient re-plumbing plan for your home.
For trusted home repiping near you and professional repipe plumbers in Boerne, count on Olde Town Plumbing to get the job done right.
Boerne Plumbing Company at
128 W. Bandera Rd
Boerne, TX 78006
Bexar County Plumbing Company at
28550 I-10 W, Ste 2
Boerne, TX 78006
830-446-5227.
Providing whole house repipe plumbing services near Boerne & the Texas Hill Country
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Plumbers Serving Boerne, Comfort & More
Why Homeowners in Boerne Choose to Repipe
Plumbing pipes don’t last forever — especially in the Texas Hill Country, where hard water and mineral buildup take a toll.
The high mineral content in Boerne’s water can wreak havoc on the plumbing in your home. Copper pipes can react with some of the chemicals in the water causing pinhole leaks in your plumbing. In addition, improperly prepared pipes can deteriorate from chemical reactions with cement slab surrounding around them. The result? Slab leaks.
Kendall County has may homes built outside of Boerne, Comfort, or other city regulatory areas. These homes may not have been inspected for proper plumbing designs, and problems may appear as the home ages.
However, even with careful inspection by city inspectors, homes in Leon Springs, Boerne, and Fair Oaks Ranch can still develop leaks.
If you’re noticing any of these signs, it may be time to repipe:
- Frequent slab or pinhole leaks
- Rusty or discolored water
- Poor or inconsistent water pressure
- Unexplained high water bills
- Pipes more than 20 years old
Ignoring these warning signs can lead to costly slab leaks, mold growth, or water damage inside your walls and floors. A proactive whole-house repipe eliminates those risks and gives you reliable plumbing for decades to come.
The Hidden Cost of Waiting
Every small leak you patch is just a symptom of a bigger problem. Older copper or galvanized pipes in Boerne homes often corrode from the inside out — and when they fail, they fail fast.
What you risk by waiting:
🚫 Higher repair bills each time a leak appears
🚫 Water damage to drywall and flooring
🚫 Mold and mildew issues
🚫 Lower home value and insurance challenges
You deserve plumbing that works as reliably as the day your home was built.
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Pros of a Plumbing Re-Pipe
Our Solution: Whole-House Repipe with Modern PEX Piping
At Olde Town Plumbing, we specialize in complete repipes using PEX piping, a durable, flexible material ideal for the Hill Country’s hard water conditions.
Why PEX?
✅ Resistant to corrosion and mineral buildup
✅ Expands and contracts without cracking
✅ Quieter operation—no water hammer noise
✅ Cost-effective and long-lasting (50+ year lifespan)
✅ Excellent for both slab and pier-and-beam homes
We replace every outdated pipe with clean, high-quality PEX so you get fresh, consistent water pressure and peace of mind for years to come.
Common Signs of Needing a Repipe
When Do I Need a Whole-House Repipe?
- Repeated Water Leaks – Multiple leaks in the plumbing of your home indicate a wide-spread problem with the water pipes.
- Discolored Water – water that is cloudy, rusty, or has a foul odor can indicate deterioration of plumbing lines. However, some homes in Kendall County with water wells may experience this as a factor of the well water.
- Decreased Water Pressure – A sudden drop in water pressure can indicate a break in the plumbing lines. In addition, the hard water in Boerne and the Texas Hill Country can lead to mineral deposits in the pipes which can reduce the water flow.
- Age of Pipes – As pipes age they may become corroded or clogged. In addition, for homes built between late 1990’s – 2002, the copper pipes often have impurities that can corroded causing pin hole leaks.
The Re-pipe Process
What I Can I Expect When I Re-pipe My Home?
When you call Olde Town Plumbing, we take care of everything — from permits to cleanup.
- Free Inspection & Estimate
We inspect your current plumbing and explain your options clearly. - Permit & Planning
We handle all city permits and plan the most efficient route for new pipes. - Installation
Our team replaces the old pipes with new PEX lines, usually with minimal wall access points. - Testing & Inspection
Every line is pressure-tested to ensure there are no leaks or weak spots. - Cleanup & Final Walkthrough
We restore your walls neatly and leave your home as clean as we found it.
Most homes can be completely repiped in just a few days, and you can often stay in your home during the project.
Also, while we’ll need to turn the water supply to your home off when we are tying into your existing plumbing, we’ll do our best to leave you with running water each evening in at least one of your bathrooms.
After the repipe is complete, you’ll need to have any drywall cuts repaired. We can recommend reliable contractors who can complete these repairs for home in Boerne, Kendall & Bexar County, and the rest of our service areas.
In short, the whole house re-pipe process is
- We evaluate your home and provide a Free Quote for the Repipe
- Olde Town Plumbing secures necessary permits
- We map out the plan for rerouting the water lines most efficiently
- We run the new PEX lines through your attic, walls, or cabinets as described in your quote
- We connect the new PEX lines to the main water source – city or water well
- We connect the PEX to each of the fixtures, faucets, and appliances in your home.
- We carefully test the new connections.
- We arrange for the city inspector to inspect the new plumbing lines and the completed repipe.
- We stand behind our work for years to come.
Upfront Pricing
How Much Does It Cost to Have My Home Plumbing Replaced with PEX?
The cost of a replacing the plumbing in your home with PEX will depend on the size of your home and the number of plumbing features. A home with a small footprint and a single kitchen and bathroom will cost less to re-plumb than a home with multiple bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry areas and a large footprint. In addition, accessibility of running plumbing through the attic or the necessity of cutting multiple entry points in the drywall can both affect the replacement costs.
On average, a whole-house repipe ranges from $10,000-30,000 for standard sized homes.
The repipe cost does not include updating the sink and tub faucets or shower fixtures although homeowners may choose to update these fixtures at the time of a repipe.
Cost Factors
- Size of the Home
- Number of stories
- Number of plumbing fixtures (sinks, toilets, showers, water heaters, water softeners, ect)
- Accessibility of the pipes
- Permits and Inspection costs
What to Expect
Common Re-pipe Questions?
What Homes in Boerne Are Most at Risk?
- Homes built before 2000 with copper or galvanized plumbing
- Houses showing multiple leaks or pressure problems
- Properties with hard water scale buildup
- Homes with slab leaks or aged CPVC piping
If this sounds like your home, now’s the time to act — before another leak strikes.
Can I stay in my house while it is repiped?
Yes, most of our customers choose to remain at home during the repipe process. Our knowledgeable repipe experts will work with you to keep as much of your water running as possible. In addition, we’ll always do our best to leave at least one bathroom with running water at the end of each workday. And we strive to switch over your kitchen in a single day so you’ll have the water you need.
How long does a whole home repipe take?
The time required for a repipe will depend on the size of your home. Small one bathroom, one kitchen home can often be completed in as little as a day, while large home with multiple bathrooms and other plumbing fixtures may require five or more days.
What is the best material for repiping my home?
PEX tubing is the best material due to it’s long life and it’s ease in installation. PEX tubing reduced the amount of cosmetic damage that is required to install new plumbing in your home. With its superior flexibility, it can be installed in ceilings and walls with fewer openings in the drywall.
Will a repipe damage my walls and floors?
Our professional team of licensed plumbers will utilize as few access points as possible to replace your plumbing. However, there will be small holes cut into the drywall behind fixtures or under sinks and other required access points. Once the whole house re-pipe is complete, you will need to have the drywall repaired. We can provide you with references if requested.
How do I prepare for a whole home repipe?
Some customers choose to add on the replacement of shower fixtures and valves in order to ensure the valves won’t have to be replaced later. If you want to include new valves, you will need to choose your fixtures in advance. Also, cleaning out around the plumbing access points, like under sinks, can help our team work more efficiently.
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Contact Our Plumbers Today
Call Olde Town Plumbing to Get Started Today
Give Olde Town Plumbing a call and we’ll schedule a free, no obligation estimate. We’ll evaluate the problems in your home and recommend a course of action, whether it’s a whole house repipe or simply replacing a single line in your home. We’ll discuss the advantages of possible solutions to your plumbing problems.
If your repipe is in a commercial building, we can help. Our plumbers are experienced with commercial re-pipe as well.
Be assured, we won’t try to talk you into services you don’t need. We’ll just share the facts and let you make the decision that’s best for you.
Our friendly office staff is available to take your call. 830-446-5227
Extend the life of your faucets by replacing o-rings, cartridges, and other parts that wear out.
Combat the effects of hard water and preserve the life of your plumbing by installing a water softener.
Achieve optimal water heater performance through regular maintenance, repair or replacement.
Prevent plumbing emergencies with proactive drain cleaning and drain line repairs or replacement.
Eliminate foundation damage with timely slab leak detection and reliable plumbing repairs.
Conserve water and protect your home with reliable repairs and installation of low-flow toilets.
Enjoy the efficiency of natural gas and propane appliances with expert gas line installation and repair.
Sewer Repairs
Protect your home and family with dependable sewer line inspections, repairs and replacement.
Our Plumbers
What Sets Us Apart
Friendly
When you have a plumbing problem, the last thing you want is to deal with a rude service technician. We strive to provide good old-fashioned service like was common in old times. We know our customers are our Hill Country neighbors and friends, and we treat you with the kindness and respect you deserve. We really mean it when we say, “How can we help?”
Honest
We value honesty and integrity in our own lives, and we bring those values into our plumbing company as well. When you choose Olde Town Plumbing, you’re choosing plumbers who won’t try to upsell you on products or services that you don’t need. We’ll provide honest evaluations of your plumbing problems, reasonable solutions, and fair pricing for the needed for repairs.
Professional
You can count on our plumbing professionals to arrive on time and to work efficiently and competently. To keep your plumbing inconvenience minimal, we’ll give you a call when we’re headed your direction, so you know exactly when to expect us. And with our fully stock service vehicles, we won’t waste your time running back and forth to the home improvement store for parts.