Insurance-Ready Repipes
Failed Inspection? Non-Renewal Letter? Repipe in Days — Paperwork Included.
When your insurer names your pipes, you’re not price-shopping a want — you’re deadline-shopping a must. Kyle Plumbing repipes most homes in 2–3 days, patches the walls, and hands you the compliance letter your carrier accepts.
- Most homes done in 2–3 days · water on every night
- Insurance assessment letter + completion documentation
- 25-year repipe warranty · we patch the drywall too
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Free repipe assessment, with the letter your carrier needs
We inspect, quote flat by home size, and produce a written assessment letter for your insurance company — then completion documentation when the job passes inspection. Bundle bonus: half-off installation labor on a Halo whole-home filtration system with any repipe, protecting the new pipes from day one.
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Transparent Repipe Pricing by Home Size
Florida whole-home repipes run $4,000–15,000+. Here’s where homes actually land, including permits and drywall repair:
| 1 bath · up to ~1,200 sq ft | From $4,500 | PEX supply system, permits & patching included |
| 2 bath · ~1,200–2,000 sq ft | From $7,000 | The typical South Florida repipe: $6,500–12,000 |
| 3+ bath / two story | From $11,000 | Multiple wet walls, larger fixture count |
Copper systems quoted alongside PEX. Exact flat price after the free walkthrough — the number we quote is the number you pay.
Three Options — You Choose
Targeted Repipe
From $2,800
- Replace the failing zone (e.g., slab loops)
- Right call for isolated failures
- Honest when a full repipe isn’t needed yet
Whole-Home PEX Repipe
$4,500–11,000+
From ~$120/mo with GreenSky
- Every supply line replaced — poly & copper out
- 25-year repipe warranty
- 2–3 days, water on nightly, drywall patched
- Insurance letter + permit documentation
Copper Repipe
Quoted at walkthrough
Financing available
- Time-proven material, UV-tolerant
- Same warranty and documentation package
Warranty
25-Year Repipe Warranty
Every whole-home repipe carries a 25-year written warranty on the repiped system, backed by manufacturer warranties on PEX and copper — installed under Florida license CFC1428661 and inspected to current code.
The Honest-Options Promise
No Scare Tactics. No Quotas.
We show you the camera footage, give you three options and real prices. No scare tactics. No sales quotas. Rejecting fear-based selling is Kyle Plumbing’s stated company mission — and the reason 50,000+ South Florida customers have trusted this team.
What Happens After You Call
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1 Day 0 · ~45 min
Free assessment
Walkthrough, fixture count, and a flat written price — plus the insurance assessment letter if your carrier started this.
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2 Days 1–2
Repipe
Planned access openings, new lines run, water back on each evening.
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3 Day 2–3
Inspect & patch
Municipal inspection, then our drywall patching — you’re not left staring at holes.
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4 On completion
Documentation
Permit records + completion letter for your insurance carrier.
Polybutylene & Pinhole Copper: Why the Letters Are Coming
Homes built 1978–1995 often carry polybutylene supply lines — gray plastic pipe with a failure record so severe it drew a $950 million settlement, and which most Florida carriers now refuse to insure. Older copper develops pinhole leaks from our water chemistry; by the third leak, you’re funding the next failure.
Either way the endgame is the same: a repipe, on your schedule or the water’s. Doing it now — with documentation — keeps your coverage, your drywall, and your timeline intact.
New pipes deserve clean water: Halo whole-home filtration is half-off install labor with any repipe.
See Water TreatmentFrequently Asked Questions
How disruptive is a repipe really?
Less than you fear. We make small, planned access openings, keep water on overnight, finish most homes in 2–3 days, and patch the drywall ourselves. Most families never leave the house.
Will this satisfy my insurance company?
That’s the point of our process: an assessment letter up front if your carrier requires action, then permit records and a completion letter when the repipe passes inspection. Carriers accept documented, permitted repipes.
PEX or copper?
Both are excellent installed correctly. PEX is quieter, faster, and more cost-effective; copper is time-proven. We quote both and recommend based on your home — not our margin.
What does it cost per month?
Through GreenSky financing, a typical 2-bath repipe runs from about $120/month. You’ll see the real payment on your written quote before deciding.
Do you handle the permits?
Always. Every repipe is permitted and inspected — that’s what makes the documentation meaningful to your carrier and the next buyer.