Pipe Replacement Services in Lakeway, TX

Built for Lakeway Homes – Old and New

Lakeway homes come in all shapes and ages. Some were built decades ago with galvanized steel that’s long past its prime. Others might have PVC or copper that’s suffered from hard water, soil shifting, or poor installation. We’ve worked in every kind of structure, from lake-view custom homes to compact weekend getaways—and we bring that experience to every job.

We know what to look for, what materials last in our local climate, and how to complete the work with minimal disruption. That means fewer surprises, fewer repairs down the line, and better water performance you can count on.

Why Pipe Replacement Matters

Pipes have a lifespan. Galvanized steel can corrode from the inside out. Polybutylene can become brittle and crack. Even copper and PEX, when improperly installed or exposed to poor conditions, can fail. If your plumbing system is nearing 30 years old—or if you’re constantly chasing down leaks, pressure drops, or water quality issues—it may be time for a full or partial replacement.

Our goal is to give you a clean slate. That means replacing old or damaged pipes with high-quality materials, up to code, and ready to serve your household for decades. The result? Fewer plumbing headaches, cleaner water, and better efficiency.

What Makes Our Team the Right Choice

We at Spicewood Plumbing take pride in being more than just contractors—we’re your neighbors, your local plumbing experts, and the people you call when you want something done right the first time.

Here’s what sets us apart:

• Experience That Matters
  Our licensed plumbers bring years of real-world experience with the unique water conditions, soil shifts, and climate quirks of Central Texas.

   

• Respect for Your Home
  Pipe replacement can get messy, but it doesn’t have to be disruptive. We use precise tools and clean processes to protect your flooring, walls, and day-to-day routine.

   

• Clear Communication, No Guesswork
  You’ll know what’s being replaced, why it’s necessary, and what the total cost will be—no surprises, just honest service.
  
  

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Pipes

Most homeowners don’t think about their plumbing until something goes wrong. That’s totally normal. But some warning signs can help you catch pipe problems before they cause serious damage:

• Recurring leaks in different areas

• Rust-colored or murky water

• Water pressure that’s suddenly weaker

• Unexplained spikes in water bills

• Pipes that are over 30 years old

• Visible corrosion or flaking on exposed piping

If these sound familiar, let’s take a look together. We’ll inspect your system, give you a breakdown of your options, and help you decide whether a repair or full replacement is the smarter move.

Choosing the Right Pipe Material for Your Home

One of the biggest decisions during a pipe replacement is the material. We guide you through the options, but here’s a quick overview of the most common choices:

• PEX (Cross-linked Polyethylene):
  Flexible, affordable, and resistant to corrosion. Great for most residential repipes and performs well in areas with hard water.

   

• Copper:
  Durable and long-lasting, though more expensive. Often used in homes that already have copper plumbing or where local codes require it.

   

• CPVC:
  A solid option for hot water lines and budget-conscious projects, though it’s less flexible than PEX.

   

Every material has its place, and we’ll make sure you get what works best for your needs—not what’s easiest or cheapest.

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