The Repipe Expert™ Since 2006

Pex Repiping | Servicing Apartments, Multifamily Homes, Single Family Homes and More in Arizona

Arizona Integrity Plumbing specializes in multi-family repiping, HOA repiping and commercial repiping services!

Free Quotes On All Repipes
25 Year Guarantee for all Piping & Fittings
Liability Insurance Coverage up to $2 Million
Guaranteed Pricing With No Hidden Costs or Fees
Fully Restored Walls and Patching With Color Matching Paint

AZIP Specializes In Pex Repiping For Commercial and Residential Properties

PEX piping, aslo known as cross-linked polyethylene has been used in the United States since before 1985 and has many advantages over copper or CPVC piping applications.

This is mostly due to its cost, lifespan, ease of installation and resistance to acidic water conditions. In fact PEX repipes have became the standard stable for reducing copper supply lines over the most recent years.

As mentioned above PEX piping has a great success rate and can even help with the appraisal of certain homes or commercial properties.

If you have old, outdated galvanized pipes, polybutylene pipes or corroding copper pipes it may be time to look into a PEX repipe!

That’s where we come in! At Arizona Integrity Plumbing, our repipe experts replace and replumb your failing pipes with pex! Pex pipe lasts longer and is safer for your house while ensuring your asset will be worry-free for years to come.

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Signs It’s Time To Consider A Home Or Property Repipe

Pipes Are Aged or Unsafe
Pipes Are Leaking
Visible Corrosion on Pipes
Low Water Pressure
Water Discoloration
Water Tastes or Smells Bad
Water Temperature Fluctuation

Other Advantages of a PEX Repipe

PEX piping has been used for well over a decade in other countries and stands up to the test of time – when installed correctly.

In addition to being a superior choice, PEX piping utilizes three color combinations that allow seasoned plumbers and home and commercial property owners to understand their purposes.

The colors are:

Red
White
Blue

Red is used to identify hot water, blue is used to identify cold water and white is used as an open line that an owner may have another purpose or use for.

What to Expect During Your Commercial or Home Repipe

We pride ourselves in delivering high-quality results with every job we complete. Check out our process below to see how we protect your home and

Protect all floors and walls with plastic
Carefully open the walls to access your pipes
Replace all your pipes with high quality Pex Pipe
City inspector ensures the work is done according to code
We mud, texture and paint the area of the cuts – restoring the areas to look brand new
We leave your house as clean as we found it

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Our Arizona Repiping Clients Words About AZIP

John M

I was facing low water pressure and rusty water issues. I discussed it with one of my friends and he suggested me that the solution to this problem is repiping. I didn’t have any idea about it. He referred me to AZIP. So I ended up calling them and they came at my house within a couple of hours.

The problem was all pipes were in a dire situation so I ended up listening to their professional advice and went with Pex repiping. Therefore I decided to go with Arizona Integrity Plumbing. It was my best decision. They exceeded my expectations and I recommend you to try this company.

Andrea C

This is one of the most professional organizations that I have ever worked with. When I requested a quote, I didn’t feel like I was in a sales meeting. It was very low pressure and more of a focus on educating me about my house and the process it would take to get my whole home Re-piped. They focused on minimizing the impact to my day to day routines. I was impressed and decided to hire them.

I was not disappointed. They took the time to protect my furniture and floors. My house looked a little like a hazmat area. Once the plastic was removed, you couldn’t even tell that they had been there. Completely clean, patched and painted. The only way I could be sure they had been there and did the work is that I saw how hard they were working. I would highly recommend this unbelievably professional and courteous company to anyone!!.

Have burst pipes? A house older then 20 years? You May Need A Repipe from THE REPIPE EXPERT™

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General Repiping FAQs

How do I know when I need a repipe?

In many cases a home owner may not know he or she needs a repipe, especially if their pipes have been working fine up until the point of an incident.

Some signs that may point to the possibility of needing a home or property repipe are:

Low Water Pressure
Rust-Colored Water
Pipe Leaks
Getting Scalded in the Shower When Someone Flushes

Why should I hire a repiping professional or expert?

Repiping a house, building or property is no easy task. There are many things to consider such as legal guidelines and regulations to preserve the integrity of your structure. In man cases attempting to do it yourself can lead to more damages.

We recommend contacting our team of experts to set up a free, no obligation quote to see what we can do for you!

What is the cost to repipe a house?

To be completely honest and transparent, the cost of repiping a house varies greatly.

What type of pipe is currently installed, what the extent of the damage is to the pipes, where the pipes located and more all contribute towards the cost of a repipe.

Why opt for PEX Repiping?

PEX piping is a great selection for property owners due to it’s long life-span, ease of installation and cost-affordability. In addition, there are less fittings to manage which reduces the likelihood of busted, leaking or broking pipes.

Looking for a pex repipe in Arizona?

One of the best repiping materials you can outfit your house with is pex piping.

This type of pipe is flexible, easy to install, helps keep costs low and will keep up with the lifespan of your home and it’s day to day uses.

If you have a house that’s 20 years or older it may be time to think about replacing polybutylene or galvanized pipes today!