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Meter-to-House Repairs

Repairing or Replacing Your Main Water Line

Quick Answer

Should I repair or replace my main water line?

A single leak on an otherwise healthy line is usually repaired at the leak point. Replacement makes more sense when the line is old galvanized or thin copper, has leaked more than once, or is corroded enough to reduce water pressure throughout the home.

The main water line is your home's connection to city water, so a leak there affects everything. Our water line repair service fixes the break at the exact spot located by water line leak detection, keeping excavation small and restoring water quickly.

If the line is old galvanized or thin copper and has failed more than once, a full replacement with modern PEX or polyethylene is usually the better investment. Leaks on other buried lines, such as casita or pool equipment feeds, are handled through underground leak detection first, and sudden ruptures are covered by our 24/7 emergency service.

  • Section repair at the leak point
  • Full service line replacement
  • Main shut-off valve replacement
  • Pressure test and restoration
Blue water pipe on excavated soil during a main water line repairService lines
Repair or Replace?

When to Repair vs Replace a Water Line

Here is how we help homeowners decide.

Repair a section

A single leak on an otherwise healthy line is usually repaired.

Replace the line

Multiple leaks, galvanized pipe or heavy corrosion point to replacement.

Upgrade the shut-off valve

Old, stiff valves are often replaced at the same time.

Low pressure throughout the home

Corroded or undersized lines can be replaced to restore pressure, sometimes alongside whole-house repiping.

Under driveways and concrete

Rerouting can avoid breaking expensive concrete.

Utility coordination

Leaks on the utility side of the meter are reported to the water provider.

Talk to a Specialist About Water Line Repair

We will explain the repair or replacement clearly before any digging starts.

Our Process

How We Repair a Main Water Line

Pinpoint the break

Leak location confirmed and marked.

Targeted excavation

A small dig opens only the area needed.

Repair or replace

The section or full line is replaced with quality pipe.

Test and backfill

Pressure tested, then backfilled around any irrigation lines and cleaned up.

Why Choose Us

Main Line Repairs With Minimal Digging

Accurate locating means less excavation, less landscaping damage and a faster return to normal water service.

Service line expertise

Galvanized, copper, PEX and poly lines.

Locate before digging

No exploratory trenches.

Clear findings

Repair and replacement options explained clearly.

Quick turnaround

Water restored as fast as possible.

FAQ

Water Line Repair FAQ

Who is responsible for repairing the main water line?

In Las Vegas, the line from the meter to the house is generally the homeowner's responsibility.

How long does a water line repair take?

Section repairs are often done in a day. Full replacements may take longer depending on length and surfaces.

Will I be without water during the repair?

Water is off while the repair is made, but service is restored as soon as the line is tested.

Can you replace the line without tearing up the driveway?

Often yes, by rerouting around concrete or using trenchless methods where suitable.

What pipe is used for new water lines?

We typically use PEX or polyethylene, which resist corrosion and handle soil movement well.