
Tired of patching the same leaky pipes? RDP Plumbing provides whole-house and partial repiping in Atlanta using durable PEX or copper. Our licensed plumbers give you upfront pricing, and GreenSky financing is available for repiping.
Signs Your Home Needs Repiping
- You keep finding pinhole leaks in different spots.
- Your water looks rusty, brown, or cloudy.
- Water pressure is weak at most fixtures, not just one.
- Exposed pipes show green, white, or rusty corrosion.
- Your home has gray plastic polybutylene or old galvanized steel supply pipes.
- Hot water turns lukewarm fast when someone flushes or runs a faucet.
Whole-House and Partial Repiping
Repiping means replacing the water supply pipes that carry fresh water to your sinks, tubs, showers, toilets, and appliances. When pipes are near the end of their life, fixing one leak often just moves the problem to the next weak spot. A repipe replaces the old pipe with new, modern material so you can stop chasing leaks.
Whole-House Repiping
A whole-house repipe replaces the supply lines from where water enters the house to every fixture. We plan the route, access pipes through crawl spaces, basements, attics, and small wall openings, and install new lines with new shutoff valves at fixtures where needed. Then we pressure test the whole system before any walls are closed.
Partial Repiping
Sometimes only part of the plumbing is failing, such as a single bathroom, a kitchen, or one run of corroded pipe in a basement. A partial repipe replaces just those sections and ties them into your existing plumbing. We’ll tell you honestly whether a partial repipe makes sense or whether the rest of your pipes are close behind.
PEX and Copper Pipe
We repipe with PEX and copper. PEX is flexible and resists freeze cracking better than rigid pipe, and it often needs fewer wall openings. Copper is rigid and durable. We help you choose what fits your home and budget.
Financing for Repiping and Cast Iron Replacement
RDP Plumbing is partnered with GreenSky to offer financing for repiping and cast iron replacement. If your older home also has failing cast iron drain lines, we can replace those sections as part of the same project.
Common Repiping Situations We See in Atlanta Homes
- Galvanized steel in older homes. Many older homes, including bungalows and ranch houses in established neighborhoods, were built with galvanized steel pipe. It corrodes from the inside, which slowly narrows the pipe and lowers pressure.
- Polybutylene in some later homes. Some homes built in the 1970s through the mid-1990s have gray plastic polybutylene supply pipe, which is known for failing without warning. We replace it with PEX or copper.
- Mixed materials from past repairs. Years of patchwork can leave a home with several pipe types joined together, and those joints are frequent leak points.
- Freeze-damaged runs. Pipes in crawl spaces and exterior walls can crack during winter freezes. If several runs are damaged, repiping that area is often the cleaner fix.
- Cast iron drains. Older cast iron drain and waste lines can crack or rust through, which is a separate issue from supply pipes but often shows up in the same homes.
🚨 Burst Pipe? Call Us 24/7
If a pipe bursts, shut off your main water valve and call us right away. We’ll stop the leak now and talk about longer-term repiping options later.
What to Expect
- A licensed plumber who inspects your pipes and explains whether a whole-house or partial repipe makes sense.
- Upfront pricing before any work starts.
- GreenSky financing for repiping and cast iron replacement.
- Protected floors and furnishings, small wall openings, and a clean work area.
- Full pressure testing of the new pipes before we finish.
Our Simple 4-Step Process
- Diagnosis — We perform a thorough inspection to accurately identify the problem.
- Clear Options — We explain the issue and provide you with clear, upfront pricing for repair or replacement options.
- Expert Service — Our licensed plumbers perform the work efficiently and respectfully, treating your property as if it were our own.
- Final Testing — We test the system to ensure perfect operation and clean the work area completely before we leave.

What Our Customers Say
“He’s installed two toilets, repaired a leaking pipe that could’ve been a disaster, and recently helped me with a water heater issue — all with fast, professional service and fair pricing. He doesn’t try to upsell you, he shows up when he says he will, and he gets the job done right…”
— Samantha Graham, Google review
“RDP Services LLC is a very reliable and professional small business. My water leak finally rectified after two previous companies attempted and failed. I will definitely continue to use RDP services in the near future and highly recommend to my family friends and colleagues.”
— Leisel Ellis, Google review
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Repiping FAQs
How do I know if my house needs repiping?
Repeated pinhole leaks, rusty or discolored water, low pressure throughout the house, and visible corrosion on exposed pipes are the most common signs. The type of pipe matters too. Homes with galvanized steel or polybutylene supply lines are often good candidates. If you’re patching leaks every few months, repiping is usually worth a look. We inspect your plumbing and give you honest options.
Is PEX or copper better for repiping?
Both are proven, durable choices. PEX is flexible, so it can often be routed through walls with fewer openings, and it has fewer fittings where leaks can start. Copper is rigid, long-lasting, and a familiar standard in many homes. The best choice depends on your home’s layout, your existing plumbing, and your budget. We explain the tradeoffs and give upfront pricing for each.
Can I stay in my home during a repipe?
In most cases, yes. We plan the work so your water is shut off for as little time as practical, and we tell you ahead of time when it will be off. We protect floors and furnishings, keep wall openings as small as we can, and clean up as we go. We’ll walk through the full schedule with you before the job begins.
How much does repiping a house cost in Atlanta?
The cost depends on the size of your home, the number of bathrooms and fixtures, whether you choose PEX or copper, how easy it is to reach the pipes through a crawl space, basement, or attic, and whether you need a whole-house or partial repipe. We give you clear, upfront pricing before any work begins, and GreenSky financing is available for repiping.
Do you replace cast iron drain pipes too?
Yes. Many older homes have cast iron drain and waste pipes that crack, rust through, or build up scale inside over time. We replace failing cast iron sections with modern PVC drain pipe. RDP Plumbing is partnered with GreenSky to offer financing for cast iron replacement as well as repiping, so you can take care of both supply and drain problems.
Related Services
- Water Line Replacement: replace the main line from the meter to your home
- Leak Detection: find hidden leaks before they spread
- Pipe Repair: fix a single leaking or burst pipe
- Sewer Line Repair & Replacement: for failing drain and sewer lines
- Water Heaters and Tankless Water Heaters: upgrade your hot water with your new pipes
Areas We Serve
We repipe homes in Atlanta, Decatur, East Atlanta, Brookhaven, Marietta, Roswell, and Dunwoody. See all service areas.
Ready to Stop Chasing Leaks?
Licensed, insured, and available 24/7. Get upfront pricing for repiping in Atlanta before any work begins, with GreenSky financing available.