Whole-House Repiping
We strip out old galvanized or polybutylene lines, run new PEX through accessible chases and crawlspaces, and connect every fixture. The job ends with a pressure test and a walkthrough of all shutoffs.
Taylor is a bit further east, and we're happy to travel there for plumbing jobs. We've worked on everything from simple faucet repairs to complete repipes. Our customers in Taylor value our honesty and quality workmanship.
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Covering Georgetown, TX and the surrounding area.
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Taylor sits on the Blackland Prairie east of Georgetown, where the soil is heavy black clay that shifts with the seasons and the housing stock runs from early-1900s brick cottages near the square to newer subdivisions spreading toward the county line. The clay pulls at foundations and pipe runs, and older homes often have galvanized or cast-iron lines that scale up and leak as they age. Summer heat bakes the ground hard, then a thunderstorm swells it, and that movement takes a toll on joints and fittings.
Our crew drives out from Georgetown with the van stocked for drain work, repiping, and water heater swaps, so most Taylor calls are handled in one visit. We set down floor protection, work in the crawlspace or attic as needed, and sweep up before we leave. Being just down Highway 79 means we know the local water quality and the common failure points in older Taylor plumbing, and we treat each house like it's our own because it's our neighborhood too.
Lee Whiteaker Plumbing works across Georgetown, TX and the surrounding area, so a crew is never far from Taylor. Call (512) 869-4828 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.
Taylor's older homes often have galvanized pipe that corrodes from the inside. We replace it with PEX or copper, running new lines through walls and crawlspaces with minimal disruption.
Hard water in Taylor speeds up sediment buildup in tanks. We swap out aging units, upgrade connections, and make sure the new heater is sized for the household's hot water demand.
Expansive clay soil under Taylor homes shifts with moisture, stressing slab edges and pipe penetrations. We locate and repair leaks where lines enter or exit the foundation, sealing properly to prevent recurrence.
Tree roots and scale build up in Taylor's older sewer lines. We clear blockages with augers and hydro-jetting, then check the line's condition so you know what to expect.
We strip out old galvanized or polybutylene lines, run new PEX through accessible chases and crawlspaces, and connect every fixture. The job ends with a pressure test and a walkthrough of all shutoffs.
We disconnect the old tank, drain it, haul it out, and set the new unit with new supply lines and a drip pan. We confirm the venting and gas or electrical hookup meet current codes before firing it up.
We locate the leak with electronic listening equipment and targeted excavation, then repair the pipe and patch the concrete. We also check for soil movement that might need addressing to prevent a repeat.
The historic core has brick buildings and early-1900s homes with original plumbing. Work here means careful access through tight spaces, sometimes under raised foundations, and coordinating with the city's older utility connections.
Along the main route from Georgetown, newer subdivisions and retail spaces sit on the same heavy clay. We handle water heater replacements and repipes in these homes, often working around tight garage or closet installations.
East and north of town, properties on wells and septic systems need different attention. We repair supply lines from the well, fix pressure tank issues, and clear or replace drain lines that serve the house only.
For repiping or water heater replacement, the City of Taylor's building department typically requires a permit. The homeowner should confirm whether a permit is needed for their specific job before work starts, and the contractor pulls it as part of the service.
Work on a septic system or well in the county area falls under Williamson County environmental health rules. Ask the county office what applies to your property, especially if you're replacing a drain line or adding a fixture.
4.9 average from 38 Google reviews
“I can't believe I hadn't reviewed these guys yet after all of the good work they've done for us in the last two years. I really enjoy working with RC. He's been to our house multiple times, both for bathroom remodel projects that included tub/toilet replacements, and water heater replacement. I've worked with lots of contractors, and they are one of the few that I've worked with that I trust, and consistently offer the best combination of service and pricing. No high pressure upsell's or doom and gloom stories about your plumbing; just honest dialogue about the best options for your specific situation.”
“We highly recommend Mason with Whiteaker Plumbing. He responded very quickly and arrived right on time. He assessed our leak issue and explained the problem as well as showed us what needed to be repaired. He gave us a repair cost which was very fair and reasonable and then he got to work. He was extremely professional and personable. He did a great job and cleaned up everything when he was done.”
“We had a break in the water service line at our home in Georgetown. A neighbor recommended Whiteaker Plumbing based on the great experience he had with them on several indoor and outdoor projects/repairs. Fortunately for us, Mason from Whiteaker was able to come and make the repair that same day. Mason was professional, knowledgeable, and meticulous in making the repairs. He was also friendly and happy to explain what he was doing and how it would be an improvement versus how the original service line (and attached irrigation line) had been run.”
“RC came out the day of my pipe breaking. He repaired it quickly and did an outstanding job. Thank you RC for your professionalism and expertise. This is the second time I have used Whiteaker Plumbing in 3 years and RC did both jobs with a 5 star service. I will be calling again the next time I needs plumbing work.”
“I would definitely recommend Whiteaker Plumbing. Mason the plumber was very personable & explained how things worked as he went along. He took special care to make sure everything was fine until the next day when the final hookup would be made. He cleaned up after the job & went out of his way to get the part we were missing for one of the jobs.”
Ready to fix that leak, replace your water heater, or start a bathroom remodel? Give us a call or send a message and we'll get back to you quickly.