About Cost to Repipe a House

What this site is

Cost to Repipe a House publishes what it costs to replace the supply lines in a house, nationally and state by state. It is for homeowners who have a plumber's quote in hand, or are about to get one, and want to know whether the number is in line.

The site is run by an independent publisher that operates a small group of cost reference sites, each built from public price and government data. There is no author byline and no reviewer. No licensed plumber reviews the pages today, and the site does not claim that one does.

Where the numbers come from

Prices come from the repipe prices plumbing companies publish on their own websites. Labor differences between states come from Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data for plumbers. Permit fees come from city and county fee schedules, and licensing and code facts come from state regulators. The methodology explains how they are combined, and the sources page lists every one with a link. Start with what a repipe costs nationally, or open your state from the state list.

How the site makes money

Today the site makes nothing. The plan, in order, is to pass quote requests to licensed plumbers who serve the homeowner's ZIP code and be paid for those referrals, then to run display ads, then to add affiliate links. None of these will change a figure on any page. A plumber cannot pay to raise or lower an estimate. If ads or affiliate links are added, the affiliate disclosure and the privacy policy will say so before they go live.

Corrections and contact

If a figure looks wrong for your area, send your state, your city and what you were quoted through the contact page. Corrections are made under the editorial policy.