Piping & Repiping in Nebraska

The Foundation of a Healthy Plumbing System

In many older Nebraska homes, aging galvanized or polybutylene pipes can lead to chronic plumbing issues like low water pressure, rusty water, and frequent leaks. While repiping your entire property is a significant upgrade, it is a crucial investment in your home’s long-term health, safety, and value.

With experience in complex piping projects since 1941, Snell Services is Nebraska's premier expert in whole-house repiping. Our licensed team specializes in making this vital process as efficient and minimally disruptive as possible, delivering a modern, reliable plumbing system that will last for decades.

Call us today at (308) 337-6337, or contact us online to get an estimate for your repiping project.

Signs Your Property Needs to Be Repiped

The plumbing system is the circulatory system of your home, but because it's hidden behind walls, it's often ignored until major problems arise. Pipes have a finite lifespan, and recognizing the warning signs of systemic failure can help you proactively address the issue before you face constant repairs and the risk of a catastrophic leak.

Be on the lookout for these common indicators that a whole-house repipe may be necessary:

• Chronically Low Water Pressure: If water pressure is weak throughout your home, it's often a sign that corrosion and scale buildup inside aging pipes are restricting water flow.
• Discolored or Rusty Water: Water that appears brown, yellow, or rusty when you first turn on the tap is a clear sign that your galvanized steel pipes are corroding from the inside out.
• Frequent Leaks and Pipe Repairs: If you are dealing with recurring pinhole leaks or find yourself calling a plumber for repairs in different parts of the house, it indicates the entire system is becoming brittle and failing.
• Visible Corrosion or Flaking: Inspect any exposed pipes in your basement or crawlspace. Visible signs of corrosion, flaking, stains, or dimpling on the pipes are red flags that the system's integrity is compromised.
• The Age of Your Home: If your home was built before the 1970s and still has its original galvanized plumbing, it is living on borrowed time and is a prime candidate for a proactive repipe.

A professional assessment can confirm the condition of your pipes and determine the best course of action.

Our Efficient and Minimally Invasive Repiping Process

At Snell Services, we understand that a whole-house repipe is a major undertaking. Our "hands-on" approach and decades of experience have allowed us to refine our process to be as efficient, clean, and minimally disruptive to your daily life as possible. We manage every detail from start to finish.

Our comprehensive repiping process includes:

• In-Depth Consultation and Planning: We begin with a thorough assessment of your current plumbing system. We'll discuss your concerns, explain your options, and provide a clear, detailed, and upfront price for the entire project.
• Material Selection and Guidance: We help you choose the best material for your home and budget, explaining the benefits of both modern, flexible PEX piping and durable, traditional copper pipes.
• Strategic and Careful Pipe Installation: Our expert team carefully plans the new plumbing route. We make precise, minimal openings in drywall as needed to install the new system, protecting your home and belongings throughout the process.
• Thorough System Testing and Inspection: Once the new pipes are installed, we meticulously test the entire system for pressure and leaks to ensure every connection is perfect. We then coordinate with local inspectors to ensure full code compliance.
• Professional Wall Repair and Cleanup: After the system passes inspection, we professionally patch and repair all drywall openings. We leave your home clean, with a brand-new, reliable plumbing system ready for decades of service.

Our goal is to deliver a superior final product with a seamless and professional customer experience.

Why Repiping is a Job for Master Plumbers

A whole-house repipe is far more than a simple repair; it is a complete overhaul of a critical home system. This complex project requires a deep understanding of plumbing design, flow rates, and local building codes to ensure the new system functions correctly and safely for years to come.

The choice of materials and the techniques used to connect them are crucial. An expert knows the proper methods for working with copper or PEX to create durable, leak-proof joints that will withstand decades of use. Improper connections are the primary cause of premature failure in new plumbing systems.

Finally, a professional team has the project management skills to execute the job efficiently. They can minimize water downtime, coordinate inspections, and manage the workflow from installation to wall repair, ensuring the project is completed on time and with a high-quality finish.

The Snell Services Advantage for Your Nebraska Repiping Project

Choosing the right contractor for a whole-house repipe is the most important decision you will make in the process. You need a team with the experience, resources, and reputation to handle a large-scale project flawlessly. Snell Services is uniquely qualified to be that partner, with a legacy of excellence dating back to 1941.

Here is what gives us the advantage:

• Over 80 Years of Proven Experience: Our decades of experience include countless large-scale residential and commercial piping projects. We have the deep knowledge required to overcome any challenge a repiping project presents.
• A "Hands-On" Approach to Quality: We believe in self-performance and taking full responsibility for our work. Our managers and technicians are on-site, ensuring the highest standards of quality from start to finish.
• Full-Service, In-House Expertise: As a full-service contractor, we have licensed plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians on our team. This means we can handle any related issue that arises during a repipe without needing to call subcontractors.
• Upfront Pricing and Integrity: As a family-owned and veteran-owned business, integrity is at our core. We provide detailed, upfront pricing and honest recommendations you can trust.
• Licensed, Insured, and Reputable: We are fully licensed and insured to perform this work across Nebraska and surrounding states, giving you the ultimate peace of mind that your investment is in excellent hands.

When you choose us, you are choosing a company built to handle the most complex projects with unmatched expertise.

Call us today at (308) 337-6337, or contact us online to schedule your whole-house repiping consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Does the Repiping Process Take?

The duration of a repiping project depends on the size and type of your property. Typically, residential repiping can take a few days to complete, while commercial properties might require more time. Our team works efficiently to minimize disruption and ensure timely completion while maintaining high standards of quality. During our initial consultation, we will provide you with an estimated timeline based on the specifics of your property, so you can plan accordingly. Our project management system is robust, allowing for seamless coordination among team members and clear communication with clients throughout the duration of the project.

Will My Property Be Accessible During Repiping?

Yes, you will have access to your property during the repiping process. Our team strives to minimize inconvenience and accommodates your schedule to the best of our ability. By strategically planning our work, we ensure essential systems remain functional as much as possible. We understand that homeowners and businesses need access to their premises and are committed to ensuring that daily routines are disrupted as little as possible. By working closely with you, we can develop a schedule that respects your operational needs, maintaining a balance between progress and comfort.

What Materials Are Typically Used in Repiping?

We commonly use materials such as copper, PEX, or CPVC for repiping. Each material has its benefits, and our team will recommend the most suitable option based on your property's specific needs and requirements. Our goal is to ensure durability and long-lasting performance for your plumbing system. We understand that different materials may be better suited to different roles, such as hot versus cold water piping, and take into account the latest industry standards and local regulations when making our recommendations.