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Professional Pipe Installation Services

Whether you are adding a bathroom, renovating a kitchen, finishing a basement, or replacing aging galvanized steel pipes throughout your home, proper pipe installation is the foundation of a reliable plumbing system. Improper pipe sizing, incorrect material selection, or code non-compliant installation can lead to leaks, low pressure, water quality issues, and failed inspections that delay your project.

Plumbing Crew USA connects you with licensed plumbers who install all types of residential plumbing pipe — copper, PEX, CPVC, ABS, and PVC — correctly, to code, and with proper permits where required.

Types of Pipe We Install

• PEX (Cross-linked polyethylene): The modern standard for residential water supply lines. Flexible, freeze-resistant, easy to route through walls without joints, and significantly less expensive than copper. Color-coded (red for hot, blue for cold) for easy identification.
• Copper: The gold standard for durability and longevity. Naturally antimicrobial, highly resistant to corrosion, and compatible with both hot and cold lines. More expensive than PEX but preferred in high-end renovations and areas with aggressive water chemistry.
• CPVC: Similar to copper in pressure ratings but at lower cost. Good for hot water lines where PEX isn't permitted by local code.
• PVC: Standard for drain, waste, and vent (DWV) systems. Also used for cold water supply in some applications and for irrigation.
• ABS: Black drain pipe common in older Western US homes. Still installed where permitted by local code.
• Cast Iron: Exceptionally durable and sound-dampening for drain lines in multi-story construction. We handle cast iron repair and new installation in applications requiring it.

Common Pipe Installation Projects

• Bathroom additions — rough-in for toilet, sink, shower/tub supply and drain
• Kitchen renovations — supply lines, drain relocation, dishwasher and ice maker connections
• Basement finishing — adding drain lines and supply for new bathrooms or wet bars
• Whole-house repiping — replacing original galvanized steel or polybutylene with PEX or copper
• Water line from meter to house — replacing failing galvanized or lead service lines
• Outdoor plumbing — hose bibs, irrigation connections, pool fill lines
• Appliance connections — water softeners, whole-house filters, tankless water heaters

Whole-House Repiping

Homes built before 1970 often have original galvanized steel supply lines that have corroded from the inside out, reducing pressure, discoloring water, and risking pipe failure. Homes built between 1978 and 1995 may have polybutylene (grey plastic) pipe — a material that is prone to catastrophic failure and has been the subject of major class action litigation.

A whole-house repipe with PEX typically costs $4,000–$15,000 depending on home size, and is one of the best investments a homeowner can make in an older home. It eliminates leaks, restores full water pressure, improves water quality, and increases home value and insurability.

Permits and Code Compliance

All significant pipe installation work requires building permits in most US jurisdictions. Permitted work is inspected by the local building department to verify code compliance. Unpermitted plumbing work can result in failed home sales, voided insurance claims, and mandatory removal and redo at the homeowner's expense. Every plumber in the Plumbing Crew USA network pulls proper permits and completes required inspections.

Typical cost range: . Prices vary by location and severity. Call for a upfront quote.

Typical cost range: $300–$2,000. Prices vary by location and severity. Call for a upfront quote.

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We have licensed plumbers who specialize in Pipe Installation across all 50 states. Select your state: