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Remodeling an older home or redesigning your home can lead to necessary pluming modifications. Sometimes we find that modern fixtures will not match up to existing pipes. In this situation it is best to call a plumber who can reroute the piping to be sure you will have proper drainage.

If you are adding on to your home-especially an additional bathroom-existing plumbing pipes may need to be rerouted to accommodate your new layout. Our certified technicians can carefully remove old plumbing lines and install new code-compliant pipes to ensure your upgraded system operates flawlessly. Call Gudorf today at (812) 634-5101 or schedule your re-piping estimate online!

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Plumbing System Re-Piping FAQ


How do I know if my entire home needs a full plumbing re-pipe?

A full plumbing re-pipe is recommended if your home has galvanized steel or polybutylene pipes, chronic pinhole leaks, rusty or discolored tap water, severe water pressure drops when multiple fixtures run, or recurring pipe failures behind walls.


What is the difference between PEX and copper pipes for re-piping?

PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) is flexible, resistant to scale build-up and freezing, requires fewer fittings, and installs faster with minimal wall disruption. Copper is a traditional rigid metallic pipe with high UV resistance and long proven durability. PEX is currently the most popular choice for home re-piping due to its cost efficiency and resistance to burst pipes in freezing Indiana winters.


Do I need to move out of my house while my plumbing is re-piped?

No. Gudorf's plumbing team works in organized phases to ensure your water service is restored at the end of each workday. Most single-family home re-piping projects are completed in 2 to 4 days with minimal interruption to your daily routine.