Whole-house repiping in Vancouver, WA.
Tired of fixing one leaking pipe after another? New PEX or copper lines through the whole house, with the scope set before day one.
- Family-owned since 1999
- Licensed in WA & OR
- Price before work starts
- 4.5 on Google · 50 reviews
Service request
Request repipe service.
Tell us your city, where the leaks are, and if you’re arranging a visit for someone else. Ask us about repair and repipe options. Please leave entry codes out of this form.
Office hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
From the field
Pipe work from the field.
Our own crew, our own jobs and our own yard in Vancouver. No stock photos.
From the archive
Copper supply lines being fitted in open framing.
From the archive
Checking the plumbing from an attic access.
Oct 2026
A tub drain with the old flange pulled. The rust is real.
Sound familiar?
Repeated leaks are a system problem, not bad luck.
One leak is a repair. Leaks in three places, rusty water or weak pressure everywhere means the pipe itself is done.
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Pinhole leaks keep coming
Copper or galvanized that fails in a new spot every few months.
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Low pressure everywhere
Corroded galvanized pipe narrows until the shower is a trickle.
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Rusty or metallic water
Brown water from the cold tap points at the pipe, not the heater.
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Known bad material
Galvanized steel or gray polybutylene. Both have a track record.
What we’ll check
Before we replace pipe, we walk through the house with you.
You will want to know where we need access, when the water is off and what happens to the walls. We cover all of it before day one.
Failure pattern
Repeat leaks, low pressure, corrosion, water color.
Existing material
Galvanized, copper, polybutylene, past partial repairs.
Routes and access
Attic, crawlspace, walls, cabinets, stories.
Fixtures and demand
How many fixtures and where they are.
Helpful before the visit
Gather any leak history, inspection reports and notes on additions or earlier partial repiping.
Your options
Whole house or part of it. PEX or copper.
Whole-house repipe
Every hot and cold line from the main shutoff to the last fixture. One permit, one inspection, one crew.
Partial repipe
Only the failed section, when the rest is in good shape. We tell you which one you actually need.
PEX or copper
PEX bends around corners and shrugs off a freeze. Copper is rigid and proven. We explain the tradeoffs for your house.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us what’s happening. That’s enough to start.
Why All County
A repipe is a big job. Here is how we run it.
Family-owned since 1999
Ron started All County in Vancouver. Josh runs it today.
Price before work
You hear what we found and what it costs before we start.
Licensed in WA and OR
WA License: ALLCOCP795PK. OR CCB: 147151.
One local crew
Service calls, commercial work and new builds, all from one shop.
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Walkthrough
We walk the house with you, count fixtures, pick the routes and mark where access openings will go.
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Repipe days
Water off in the morning, new lines in, water on and every fixture tested before we leave.
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Permit and inspection
A repipe needs a plumbing permit and an inspection. We pull the permit, meet the inspector and tell you up front who patches the drywall.
Straight answers
Repipe Service questions
What is whole-house repiping?
Replacing the water supply lines through the whole house, hot and cold, from the main shutoff to every fixture. Drain lines are a separate job, and we will say so if yours need attention too.
PEX or copper: which should I pick?
Both work. PEX bends around corners, needs fewer fittings and handles a freeze better. Copper is rigid, proven for decades and fine in exposed spots. We explain which fits your house and the choice stays yours.
What does a repipe day look like?
Water goes off in the morning. New lines go in through the attic, crawlspace and walls, then the water comes back on and every fixture gets tested. We aim to have water on before we leave each day and tell you ahead of time if a night without it is likely.
Will you cut my drywall?
Some access openings are unavoidable. During the walkthrough we mark where they will be, keep them as small as the route allows and explain who patches them before you sign anything.
Can I ask about a repair before deciding on a full repipe?
Yes. Tell us where the leaks are and what has already been repaired. We can evaluate whether a local repair, partial replacement, or whole-home repipe makes sense. We will explain the options that fit the condition of your pipes.
Can I arrange an estimate for a home I am buying or selling?
Call our office with the city, inspection findings, and your deadline. Let us know who can authorize the visit and arrange access. We will confirm availability before you plan around an appointment; please do not put entry codes in the website form.
Local service area
Repipe Service across Clark and Cowlitz.
Request repipe service from the Vancouver-based All County team serving communities across Southwest Washington.
Start with the property and the problem