Deal with the leak first
Water is getting out now. The leak is repaired first; a repipe is a separate decision afterwards.
Do I Need to Repipe My House? Take the Repipe Quiz
This repipe quiz asks 9 questions about what you have already seen: the pipe at the water heater, leaks, water color and pressure. The result says how soon to plan and what to do next.
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Answer the questions
Your result
Answer all 9 questions and the result appears here. Every question is about something you have already seen or been told; nothing asks you to open, cut or test a pipe.
Results
What the four results mean
Plan a repipe soon
Repeat leaks, a deadline, rusty water from steel pipe or signs of a leak under the slab: worth a written scope in the next few weeks.
Plan ahead
Polybutylene, galvanized steel or a house from those eras, with nothing urgent: scope it on your own timing.
No sign that a repipe is due
Nothing points to the supply pipe. Keep an eye on leaks, color and pressure.
The rules are fixed and the same answers always give the same result. The highest level any answer reaches wins, and every answer that moved the result is listed under "Why". The assessment from Level Repiping Charlotte works only from what you have seen or been told; it can't see inside walls or under a slab, and it doesn't say how an insurer will treat your pipe.
Get an Estimate for your repipe
Share your result with the estimate request. A walk-through confirms the pipe, the fixtures and the access before anything is priced.