Home Repiping in Central Texas
Kimco Plumbing & Air replaces deteriorating residential water piping with PEX or copper. The work begins with a pipe-condition assessment and a discussion of materials, access, permits and repair coordination.
- Where we work
- Home service across Central Texas. Our business is based at 11196 US-77, Lexington, TX. Check service coverage.
- Licensed contractor
- Kimco Plumbing & Air (Kimco Pro LLC). Texas plumbing license TX M-37654.
How to schedule
Call Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Central Time. Share your town and the problem to confirm coverage and the next available appointment. Work is quoted at a flat rate after diagnosis, before you approve it.
Call (737) 260-7255Appointments depend on the schedule, equipment and parts. No after-hours emergency dispatch.
Which service do you need?
Recurring leaks in aging pipes
Request a pipe assessment to compare ongoing spot repairs with replacing the affected piping.
Low pressure or discolored water
Ask for diagnosis first. Several issues can cause these symptoms, and repiping may not be the necessary fix.
Planning a whole-home repipe
Review the material, fixture connections, access work and wall or ceiling repair coordination in the proposal.
What affects your quote?
Home size, fixture count, pipe material, access and restoration scope affect the quote. Ask how the work and water interruptions will be scheduled.
How Kimco handles the work
If your home has galvanized steel, polybutylene, or deteriorating copper pipes, you're dealing with recurring leaks, low water pressure, and potentially unsafe water. Kimco Plumbing & Air repipes entire homes with modern PEX or copper - clean work, on schedule, and the final bill matches the quote. We protect your floors and walls during the job and leave your home cleaner than we found it.
What We Do
Why Choose Kimco
Need repiping in Central Texas?
Kimco Plumbing & Air is based in Lexington and travels to homes in these communities. Check your local services below, or call to confirm coverage and the next available appointment.
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Central Time. Call (737) 260-7255. Appointment availability depends on the schedule and required parts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a repipe take?
A typical whole-house repipe takes 2–4 days. The crew maps new pipe routes, cuts access points in walls, runs the new lines, connects to all fixtures. We do a full pressure test before completing the job.
Should I repipe with PEX or copper?
PEX is the modern standard for residential repiping - it's more affordable, flexible, resistant to freezing, and faster to install. Copper costs more but some homeowners prefer it for its longevity and the fact that it doesn't require fittings at every turn. For most Central Texas homes, PEX offers the best value.
How do I know if my house needs repiping?
Signs include frequent pinhole leaks, rust-colored water, consistently low water pressure at multiple fixtures, visible corrosion on exposed pipes, or if your home has polybutylene (poly-B) pipes installed between 1978–1995. If you're repairing leaks every few months, repiping once is cheaper than ongoing fixes.
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