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Polybutylene Pipe Replacement Orlando

Central Florida’s Trusted Experts For Poly-B Repiping

If your home was built between 1978 and 1995, it may still have polybutylene (poly-B) pipes. We help you confirm it, and replace it with durable PEX-B backed by a 25-year warranty.

4.8 (1,224 Google reviews) · 6x Angi Super Service Award
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80,000+
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10-Year
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25-Year
PEX Pipe Warranty
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Rated 5 Stars For Our Poly-B Repipes

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4.8 · 1,224 Google reviews

I just had a whole home re-pipe done and the process was efficient, clean and quick. They were the most cost-effective company and for what I received it was an excellent value! Additionally, the warranty offered can’t be beat. Thank you Shamrock!

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Beatrice SotoLocal Guide · Google review

5 star experience from start to finish. We had a total re-pipe of our house; the crew were incredible, fast, efficient and respectful. Overall cost also very reasonable versus a competitor. Don’t bother getting other estimates — these guys are by far the best, go straight to Shamrock!

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Rina KunduGoogle review

I had Shamrock do an entire re-pipe of my house. The estimate was well below another company and there was no pressure. The crew was fantastic and the work was done in a few hours. Other than some new paint, you would never know there were holes in the wall. Reasonably priced and excellent work.

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What Is Polybutylene Pipe?

The Gray Pipe Behind A Generation Of Florida Plumbing Problems

Polybutylene (poly-B), often known by the “Qest” fittings used to join it, was installed in millions of homes between roughly 1978 and 1995 as a cheap, flexible alternative to copper. Central Florida’s building boom during those decades means a large share of area homes still have it today.

Chlorine and chloramine in municipal water slowly attack polybutylene and its fittings from the inside out, causing the pipe to scale, weaken, and eventually fail — often suddenly, and often behind a wall or under a slab. It was discontinued in the mid-1990s and is no longer used in new construction.

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Polybutylene pipe being replaced with PEX-B by Shamrock Plumbing
Do You Have It?

How To Identify Polybutylene Pipe

Most homeowners find poly-B in a few predictable spots. Here’s what to look for before you call.

Gray Or Blue Flexible Pipe

Poly-B is a soft, flexible plastic pipe, most often gray, sometimes blue on exterior or underground lines.

Gray Plastic “Qest” Fittings

Connections are frequently a distinctive gray acetal plastic or a metal crimp ring stamped near the joint.

Home Built 1978–1995

If your home or its plumbing dates to this window, poly-B is a real possibility, especially in Central Florida subdivisions.

Check The Water Heater & Meter

The easiest places to spot it are where lines connect to the water heater, the main shutoff, and under sinks.

Frequent Or Sudden Leaks

Poly-B often fails from the inside out, so leaks can appear with little warning after decades of quiet service.

Flagged On An Inspection

If a 4-point insurance inspection or a home inspector noted polybutylene, that’s a clear next step to act on.

Not sure what you’re looking at? We’ll take a look — free.

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Insurance, Resale & Peace Of Mind

Why Central Florida Homeowners Replace Poly-B Now

Florida’s 4-point insurance inspection reviews your roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC before a carrier will write or renew a policy — and polybutylene is a commonly flagged plumbing concern that can lead to a policy being declined, non-renewed, or made contingent on repiping. If you’re selling, a home inspector will very likely note it too, which can slow down or complicate a sale. Replacing it now protects your coverage, your closing timeline, and your home.

How It Works

Your Poly-B Repipe, Step By Step

Replacing polybutylene sounds disruptive — but our crews have it down to a science. Most homes are done in a single day.

1

Free In-Home Estimate

We confirm you have polybutylene, walk your home, and give you a clear, no-pressure quote.

2

Schedule Your Repipe

Pick a date that works for you. Financing is available through Synchrony Bank for qualified homeowners.

3

1-2 Day Installation

Most homes are fully repiped with PEX-B in a single day — larger homes in two — and at least one bathroom stays working throughout.

4

Permit, Test & Cleanup

Every job is permitted and pressure-tested. Our drywall team patches all access points paint-ready.

The Best Warranty In The Area

Backed For Decades, Not Just Days

Our customers tell us it best: the warranty can’t be beat. Every Shamrock poly-B repipe is protected by a 10-year workmanship warranty and a 25-year manufacturer warranty on the PEX pipe itself — so you can stop worrying about your plumbing for good.

10 Years
Workmanship warranty
25 Years
PEX pipe manufacturer warranty
Why Central Florida Chooses Shamrock

Extensive Poly-B Experience, One-Day Service

With more than 80,000 repipes completed, Shamrock Plumbing has removed polybutylene from homes across every corner of Central Florida — and we’re a 6-time Angi Super Service Award winner.

  • Extensive polybutylene experienceWe know exactly where poly-B hides and how to remove it cleanly.
  • Most homes done in one dayFast, clean installation with at least one bathroom always working.
  • Best warranty in the area10-year workmanship plus 25-year PEX pipe warranty.
  • Permitted & code-compliantEvery job is permitted, pressure-tested, and finished paint-ready.
  • Financing availableSynchrony Bank options with same-as-cash for qualified homeowners.
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Common Questions

Whole House Repiping, Answered

How do I know if my home needs whole-house repiping? +
The most common signs are discolored or rusty water, repeated leaks, a steady drop in water pressure, and older pipe materials like polybutylene or galvanized steel. When these appear across multiple areas of the home, a full repipe is usually more cost-effective than repairing one leak after another. We’ll assess your system during a free in-home estimate.
How long does a whole-house repipe take? +
Most homes are fully repiped in a single day. Larger homes with more bathrooms can take up to three days, but the majority of our customers have their water back on the same day. We keep at least one bathroom working throughout the project.
How disruptive is the process? +
Less than most people expect. We make small, neat access points to run the new lines, and our drywall team returns after inspection to patch everything paint-ready. As one customer put it, “other than some new paint, you would never know there were holes in the wall.”
What kind of pipe do you install? +
We install PEX-B exclusively — a flexible, corrosion-resistant piping that’s ideal for Central Florida’s hard water and slab-foundation homes. It’s backed by a 25-year manufacturer warranty on the pipe itself.
Do you replace polybutylene and galvanized pipes? +
Yes. We remove and replace polybutylene, galvanized, CPVC, brass, and aging copper piping, upgrading your entire home to durable PEX-B.
How much does a whole-house repipe cost? +
Cost depends on the size of your home and the number of bathrooms. We provide a clear, no-pressure quote during a free in-home estimate — and right now you can take $250 off your project. Financing is available through Synchrony Bank for qualified homeowners.
Is the work permitted and warrantied? +
Every repipe is permitted and code-compliant, and each system is fully pressure-tested before we finish. Your project is backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty plus a 25-year manufacturer warranty on the PEX pipe.
Do you offer financing? +
Yes. We offer financing through Synchrony Bank, including same-as-cash options for qualified homeowners. Ask your estimator for details during your free in-home visit.

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Stop patching leaks and start fresh. One call puts a Shamrock estimator at your door — no pressure, no obligation, just a clear quote and honest advice.

  • Most homes repiped in one day
  • 10-year workmanship + 25-year pipe warranty
  • $250 off & financing available
  • Serving Orlando & all of Central Florida since 2003

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