Specialized water and gas repiping from Top Shelf
- Copper and PEX water-line repairs and replacement
- Partial and whole-home water repiping
- Low-pressure and restricted-flow diagnosis
- Main shutoff and branch isolation upgrades
- Black-steel gas-piping installation and alterations
- Gas-appliance branch sizing and connections
- Freeze-damaged and deteriorated piping replacement
- Pipe support, protection, testing, and labeling
Repair the failed section—or correct the system
A pinhole, split fitting, or weak branch can be an isolated failure, but repeated leaks, poor pressure, mixed materials, or undersized piping may justify a broader plan. Greg checks the visible piping, water pressure, fixture demand, shutoff arrangement, and failure history before defining the scope.
Gas piping sized for connected demand
Gas piping must be sized for the connected appliances, developed length, available pressure, and allowable pressure drop. New work is supported, protected, and tested using the requirements that apply to the installation and the equipment manufacturer.
Clean routing with future access in mind
Repiping is planned around structure, finished areas, valves, access, and the equipment the piping serves. The goal is a dependable installation with logical isolation points and serviceable connections—not simply the shortest route between two fittings.