Repiping in Citrus County — Done Right, Priced Flat
Recurring leaks, rusty water, and falling pressure all point to the same thing — pipes that have reached the end of their life. Rossi Mechanical Inc diagnoses whether one run needs replacing or the whole house does, tells you honestly which, and quotes a flat rate before any wall opens. PEX or copper, done in days — not weeks.
Signs your pipes are failing.
Recurring Pinhole Leaks
One pinhole leak usually means the pipe is corroding from the inside. A second one in the same run means the whole pipe is failing — patching it is a band-aid.
Rust or Discolored Water
Brown, yellow, or rusty water — especially on the hot side — is your water heater anode or your pipes dissolving. If it's the pipes, no filter fixes it.
Dropping Water Pressure
Pressure that's been slowly declining across the house, with no single leak to point to, is mineral build-up narrowing old galvanized or copper lines from the inside.
Repeated Slab or Wall Leaks
Leaks that keep showing up in the slab or behind walls are a sign the piping system has reached the end — not a string of bad luck.
Pipes Older Than 25–30 Years
Galvanized steel and older copper have a service life. If your home's pipes are past it, the question isn't if they'll leak — it's when, and where.
We tell you honestly which one you need.
Not every failing pipe means a full repipe. We trace the problem runs, assess the age and material of the rest, and tell you straight: if one section is the issue, we replace the section. If the whole house is at the end of its service life, we say so and prove it. No upselling a full repipe when a section repair is the right fix.
See All ServicesPartial Repipe
One problem run — a cold line, a slab loop, a branch that keeps leaking — replaced and tied into the existing system. Right-sized when the rest of the house still has life in it.
Whole-House Repipe
Every supply and drain line in the home replaced — PEX or copper, rerouted cleanly, and pressure-tested end to end. Done when the system is past saving a piece at a time.
PEX & copper — quoted flat, per job.
Modern PEX for speed and durability, copper where it fits. We quote both options flat-rate — not hourly — so you choose on price and performance, not on a meter running. Fewer fittings means fewer future leaks, and that's where PEX usually wins on cost.
PEX
Flexible, corrosion-proof, and fast to run — fewer fittings means fewer joints to fail. Resists freezing and scale, and keeps the job shorter and the price lower.
Copper
Rigid, proven, and built to last — still the right call where rigidity or outdoor exposure matters. We sweat every joint to code and pressure-test the whole system.
Days, not weeks — and water back on each night.
Scope & Quote
We trace every line, identify the material and age, and quote the repipe flat-rate — PEX or copper — before any wall opens.
Reroute & Replace
We work room by room, replacing supply and drain lines with minimal cuts. Drywall openings are kept clean and patch-ready.
Water Back On
We restore water to the home each evening so you're not without it overnight — no camping in your own house.
Pressure-Test & Patch-Ready
Every line is pressure-tested to code. We leave the walls cut and clean for your drywall crew — patch-ready, not a mess.
Repiping across Citrus County.
From Inverness to Crystal River, we repipe homes in PEX and copper — licensed contractor #CFC1432230.
Straight answers.
Most whole-house repipes are finished in a matter of days, not weeks. We work room by room, keep the water on overnight where we can, and leave every cut drywall patch-ready. You're not camping in your own house for a month.
Both are code-approved and both last. Modern PEX is faster to install, resists scale and corrosion, and fewer fittings means fewer future leaks — which keeps the price down. Copper still has its place where rigidity or outdoor exposure matters. We'll show you both options for your home and quote each flat-rate so you decide on price, not pressure.
A flat rate, quoted before any work starts. The number depends on the size of the home, the number of fixtures, and whether you go PEX or copper — but you approve it first. No hourly clock, no open-ended walls. We scope the job, give you the price, and that's the price.
Repiping
Call or text — flat-rate repipe, done in days.
Mon–Fri 7–6, Sat 8–2. PEX or copper, quoted before any wall opens.
