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Repiping & Pipe Repair in Kitchener, Waterloo & Cambridge

Stop repeat leaks and restore pressure with modern pipe that lasts.

Repiping & Pipe Repair — Flowline Plumbers

Many homes in Kitchener, Cambridge, Stratford, and Guelph still carry galvanized steel, polybutylene (poly-B), or aging copper that pinholes, restricts flow, and worries insurers. Discoloured water, low pressure at the second floor, and patches on patches are signs the distribution system — not just one fitting — is at end of life.

Flowline performs targeted leak repairs and full or partial repipes using copper and PEX routed with minimal disruption. We open only where necessary, protect floors and finishes, and coordinate shutoffs so you're not without water overnight longer than planned.

Repiping is a structural upgrade: we map fixtures, size lines correctly, install accessible shutoffs, and leave you with a system that's inspectable and maintainable. You'll know the flat-rate scope before we cut into walls.

Signs you need repiping & pipe repair

  • Brown or yellow water when you first open a tap
  • Low water pressure upstairs or at distant fixtures
  • Repeat pinhole leaks in the same run of pipe
  • Visible corrosion on exposed galvanized
  • Poly-B grey flexible pipe with plastic or metal fittings
  • Insurance questions about poly-B or uninspected upgrades

Process

What's included / our process

  1. 01

    Walkthrough of symptoms, visible pipe materials, and access points (basement, crawlspace, mechanical room).

  2. 02

    Written flat-rate proposal for repair vs partial vs whole-home repipe, including material choice and timeline.

  3. 03

    Phased shutoffs, installation of new runs, pressure test, and fixture reconnect with labeled valves.

  4. 04

    Patch coordination guidance, cleanup, and documentation useful for insurers or future buyers.

Why Flowline for repiping & pipe repair

  • Repipe experience in century homes and split-levels across the tri-cities
  • Straight talk on poly-B and galvanized risks without scare tactics
  • PEX and copper installed to Ontario code with accessible shutoffs
  • Flat-rate scopes — no surprise hourly creep on multi-day jobs

Related services

Serving Kitchener · Waterloo · Cambridge · Guelph · Woodstock · Stratford.

EST. 2003

Got a plumbing problem? We'll fix it right.

Frequently asked questions

Should I replace poly-B even if it isn't leaking yet?
Many insurers and buyers flag poly-B. If you see fittings cracking or frequent micro-leaks, proactive replacement often costs less than emergency drywall repairs. We'll inspect and give a clear recommendation.
PEX or copper — what do you recommend?
Both are code-approved when installed correctly. PEX is flexible and fast in tight retrofits; copper is traditional and rigid. We match material to your home layout and your long-term plans.
How long does a whole-house repipe take?
Typically a few days for an average single-family home, depending on access and finish repairs. We stage work to restore water each evening where possible.
Do you repair isolated leaks without a full repipe?
Yes, when pipe condition elsewhere is sound. We'll tell you if a spot repair is throwing good money after failing pipe.