Utah Pipe & Repiping Services

Our founder, Dan Davies, started Water Damage Specialists in Lehi in 2007. He brought years of expertise from the Bay Area's restoration industry back to his home state, and his mission has always been the same: deliver superior service and drive innovation in Utah pipe & repiping. Eighteen years later, that's still how we operate every single day.

Who We Are

When you call us, you're not calling a national franchise or a 1-800 answering service. You're calling a local Utah pipe & repiping company at (801) 768-4710, and you're talking to someone who knows the Wasatch Front: the soil, the weather, the plumbing, and the neighborhoods.

We follow IICRC Standards, the highest standards in the restoration industry. Our technicians receive training and certification from renowned instructors to make sure we're keeping you, your family, and your home protected. And if we can't meet the highest standards for a job, we won't take it on. Your home deserves only the best care.

Our Service Areas

We provide Utah pipe & repiping throughout Utah County and East Salt Lake County, including American Fork, Cottonwood Heights, Draper, Eagle Mountain, Heber City, Lehi, Midvale, Midway, Millcreek, Murray, Orem, Park City, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Salt Lake City, Sandy, Saratoga Springs, Snyderville, West Jordan, and West Valley City.

Whether you're in a mountain community like Park City or Heber City, or down in the valley in Provo or West Jordan, we can get a crew to your door fast.

Licensed, Certified & Trusted

We hold IICRC certification (Company ID #70169087), Utah State License #7033426-5501, and Restoration Industry Association (RIA) Certified Restorer status. We're also HomeAdvisor Screened & Approved with a Top Rated badge and a 5-Year badge.

These aren't logos we slap on a website and forget about. They represent ongoing training, annual continuing education, and the kind of accountability that means our documentation holds up when your insurance adjuster reviews it.

• IICRC certified (Company ID #70169087)
• Utah State License #7033426-5501
• Restoration Industry Association (RIA) Certified Restorer
• HomeAdvisor Screened & Approved, Top Rated, 5-Year badge
• Background-checked crews
• Open 24/7/365, including holidays

We Understand Utah

Utah isn't like other states when it comes to pipes. Our winters freeze and split supply lines in older homes from Sugar House to Cottonwood Heights. Our hard, mineral-heavy water scales the inside of galvanized pipe and corrodes copper from the inside out. Our clay-heavy soil in the west valley shifts and stresses underground supply and drain lines for years. A company from out of state doesn't understand any of that.

We've worked through every Utah season for over 18 years. We know that a cold snap in November means a wave of burst pipe calls from homes with crawl spaces. We know which east bench neighborhoods still have original galvanized lines hidden in the walls, and we know that homes built in the 1960s and 70s are reaching the end of their pipe lifespan all at once. We know that older homes have different repipe challenges than new construction in Saratoga Springs or Eagle Mountain.

When you call us for Utah pipe & repiping, you get that knowledge. You get a neighbor who's been inside hundreds of homes across this valley, dealing with the exact same problems you're facing right now.

When a pipe fails in your home, the damage accelerates by the minute. We don't show up with duct tape and a prayer. We arrive with the best equipment for the job, licensed plumbers, and a proven three-step process: Assessment, Repair or Repipe, Restoration. We are with you every step of the way.

Utah Pipe & Repiping

When pipes start failing in your home, the clock is already ticking. Within the first hour of a burst, water can flood through ceilings, soak into wall studs, and create the perfect breeding ground for mold. And if you've got aging galvanized or polybutylene pipes, you're not facing one failure, you're facing a system-wide problem. Most companies show up, patch the section that failed, and call it done. That's not Utah pipe & repiping. That's negligence.

Our crews arrive with leak detection equipment, full pipe repair inventory, and the experience to handle whole-home repipes in occupied houses. We diagnose the actual cause, then we go deeper. Using thermal imaging and acoustic leak detectors, we trace every line, every connection, every wall and ceiling cavity to make sure no failing section gets left behind the drywall.

We repair the pipe, or we replace the entire system. Period. If we can't pressure-test the new lines and verify zero leaks, the work isn't done. Until the job is complete, our team coordinates with you every step of the way to minimize disruption. That's the difference between a company that "patches the leak" and a Utah pipe & repiping team that actually solves the underlying problem.

• Spot pipe repair, partial repipes, and whole-home repipes
• Copper, PEX, CPVC, galvanized, and polybutylene line work
• Acoustic and thermal leak detection for hidden failures
• Pressure testing on every new line before close-up
• Licensed plumbers and IICRC-certified restoration crew on the same call

Pipe Leak Repair

The first step in any Utah pipe & repiping job is stopping the water. We use professional shut-off tools, pipe repair fittings, and replacement materials to fix the failure at its source. This is not a job for a hardware store epoxy and a hope. Professional pipe repair is the difference between a manageable repair and a major reconstruction project six months later when the patched section gives way again.

Whole-Home Repipe

After the immediate failures are addressed, the bigger question is whether your whole system is at the end of its life. Standard spot repairs are one thing, but we specialize in professional whole-home repipes for our Utah customers, including older homes with original galvanized or polybutylene plumbing that's been failing in stages for years. We replace every supply line in the house with modern PEX or copper, run the new lines through accessible paths whenever possible to minimize wall openings, and pressure-test the entire system before close-up. We don't leave until the new system is verified sound, every fixture flows properly, and your home is back to operational.

Burst & Frozen Pipes

If you own a home along the Wasatch Front, your pipes are at risk every winter. Utah's cold snaps drop overnight temperatures into the single digits, and a single uninsulated pipe in a crawl space, attic, or exterior wall can freeze and burst within hours. Add older homes with original galvanized plumbing that's already corroded from the inside out, and every November through February becomes burst pipe season for thousands of homes from Salt Lake City to Provo.

A burst pipe isn't just an inconvenience. It's a structural emergency. A half-inch supply line can release 50 gallons of water in just a few minutes, and that water moves fast through framing, drywall, and subfloor. If the pipe that burst is one of many failing in your system, patching it just delays the next emergency by a few months.

We've responded to hundreds of Utah burst pipe and repipe calls. We know the older neighborhoods where galvanized lines are still in the walls. We know which polybutylene installations from the 1980s are now failing across the Salt Lake Valley. We know that a home in Sandy at the base of the Wasatch Range faces a completely different cold snap risk than a home in West Valley.

• Emergency response for active burst pipes and water main breaks
• Safe pipe thawing using approved methods, never open flame
• Pipe replacement for damaged sections of copper, PEX, or galvanized lines
• System-wide repipe assessment when one failure indicates broader issues
• Full documentation for insurance claims: before, during, and after photos

Galvanized & Polybutylene Replacement

Aging pipe isn't just a maintenance issue. It's a flood waiting to happen. Galvanized lines installed before the 1960s have corroded from the inside out, restricting flow and weakening the pipe walls. Polybutylene lines installed in the 1970s through early 90s are notorious for sudden failures and class-action settlements. This is not something you patch one section at a time.

Our crews repipe homes from these legacy materials to modern PEX or copper systems. We work in occupied homes, planning the install to minimize the number of wall openings and the number of days you're without water. We coordinate with the restoration team for any drywall and finish work, document the entire process for insurance and future buyers, and stand behind every fitting we install.

After the repipe, we test every line, verify every connection, and document the new system for your records and any future home sale.

• Galvanized pipe replacement throughout the home
• Polybutylene replacement with PEX or copper
• Minimal-disruption planning for occupied homes
• Documentation package for homeowner records and resale disclosure
• Coordination with insurance carriers when claims are involved

Slab & Pinhole Leak Repair

Pipe failures don't always come from a dramatic burst. A slab leak under your foundation, a pinhole leak in copper supply, or a slow weep at a soldered joint can dump water into your home for months before you notice. By the time you find it, the subfloor or slab is already compromised.

We don't just patch the hole and leave. Our plumbers diagnose the root cause, evaluate whether spot repair or rerouting is the right call, and pressure-test the new connection. Then our restoration team handles the cleanup and drying, all from the same call.

• Slab leak detection and repair
• Pinhole leak repair on copper supply lines
• Pipe rerouting when slab repair isn't cost-effective
• Pressure testing to verify the repair is sound

Pipe Inspection & Diagnosis

Not sure if you need a spot repair or a full repipe? Our thorough pipe inspection identifies the failure points, evaluates the condition of your overall plumbing system, and provides a clear roadmap for the most cost-effective fix. We use thermal imaging, acoustic leak detection, water pressure testing, and visual pipe inspection to find problems that aren't visible to the naked eye. This step matters because the wrong call can mean repiping a system that had years left, or patching a system that's about to fail in three more places.

Asbestos and Lead Abatement

Older Utah homes can contain asbestos in pipe wrapping, insulation, and tile, and lead in paint and original supply lines. When pipe & repiping work requires opening walls in these homes, disturbing those materials without proper handling creates serious health hazards. We handle abatement safely and in compliance with EPA regulations.

Dustless Demolition

When walls and ceilings need to come open for repipe access, we use advanced techniques and specialized tools to contain dust and debris, ensuring a cleaner and healthier work site. Our dustless demolition approach minimizes airborne particles during the removal process. Whether it's opening a chase wall to run new PEX or pulling drywall to access old galvanized, we prioritize your comfort and well-being.

Reconstruction & Remodeling

We don't just install the new pipe and leave. Once your repipe is complete and your system is pressure-tested, we handle the rebuild: drywall, paint, trim, and finish work to restore your property to its pre-repipe condition. One company from start to finish. No chasing down separate contractors after the plumbers leave.

Dealing with insurance after a pipe failure is stressful enough without having to figure it all out on your own. We guide you through the process from start to finish so your claims are handled smoothly and you can focus on your family. We work with all insurance companies.

How We Help With Your Insurance Claim

Here's what happens when you call us: we arrive, assess the damage, and begin Utah pipe & repiping work immediately. While we're working to stop the leak from spreading, we're also building the documentation your insurance company will need to process your claim.

We work with all major insurance carriers in Utah. We know their processes, their adjusters, and their expectations, especially when it comes to pipe-related claims, where coverage often depends on whether the failure was sudden or gradual, and whether the pipe material is on the carrier's exclusion list. In many cases, we handle the paperwork for you. That means less time on hold, fewer forms to fill out, and a smoother path to getting your home restored.

The Documentation Process: Moisture Maps, Thermal Imaging & Xactimate

Insurance adjusters don't approve claims based on your word. They approve claims based on data. That's why every Utah pipe & repiping job we perform is documented with the kind of precision that leaves no room for denial.

From the moment we arrive, we're capturing high-resolution photos of the failed pipe section, shooting thermal images to reveal hidden moisture, and creating detailed moisture maps of every affected room. These maps show the exact moisture content of walls, floors, and ceilings, measured in real time with calibrated meters, so the adjuster can see exactly what failed, what was wet, how wet it was, and how we repaired and dried it.

All of our estimates are built in Xactimate, the industry-standard pricing software that every major insurance carrier uses. When your adjuster opens our estimate, it's in the same format, using the same line items, at the same pricing they expect. That eliminates the back-and-forth negotiation that bogs down claims from less experienced companies.

• Photo and video documentation of the failed pipe section and material type
• Thermal imaging cameras to document hidden moisture invisible to the naked eye
• Calibrated moisture meters for real-time readings on every material type
• Room-by-room moisture maps updated daily throughout the drying process
• Xactimate estimates matching carrier-standard line items and pricing
• Full documentation package delivered to your adjuster

Claims Navigation: Your Advocate From Filing to Final Payment

Filing a pipe failure claim shouldn't feel like a second disaster, but for a lot of homeowners, it does. You're already dealing with a flooded home, and now you're on hold with your insurance company trying to figure out what's covered, what's not, and what paperwork you need to submit. Pipe coverage varies widely depending on whether the failure was sudden, gradual, or due to wear and tear, and some carriers exclude polybutylene and certain galvanized claims entirely, which makes the process even more confusing.

That's where we step in. We walk you through the entire claims process, from the initial call to your carrier, through the adjuster's inspection, all the way to final payment. We know what triggers denials on Utah pipe & repiping claims (late reporting, insufficient documentation, scope disputes, gradual leak exclusions, material exclusions) and we make sure none of those problems trip you up.

Think of us as your advocate. If an adjuster tries to underpay the claim or exclude legitimate damage, we push back with data: moisture readings, thermal images, pipe failure documentation, until the scope is right.

• Step-by-step guidance on filing your initial pipe claim
• On-site coordination with your insurance adjuster during inspection
• Scope-of-loss documentation that stands up to adjuster review
• Supplement filing when additional damage is discovered during repair
• Dispute support if your claim is underpaid or partially denied

We've been serving Utah since 2007. That's over 18 years of repairing and replacing pipes in homes and businesses across the Wasatch Front. Our IICRC certification, Utah state licensing, RIA Certified Restorer status, and A+ BBB rating reflect how we operate on every single job.

18 Years of Utah Pipe & Repiping

Since 2007 we have handled every type of pipe scenario that Utah throws at homeowners: burst copper lines in the dead of winter, failing galvanized supply in 1950s east-bench homes, polybutylene replacement on homes built in the 1980s, slab leaks under finished basements, pinhole leaks in attic supply lines, and whole-home repipes in occupied houses where the family needed water back on by dinner.

Our approach follows a proven three-step process. First, we assess: our thorough pipe inspection and leak detection identifies the failure point and evaluates the condition of your overall plumbing system. Second, we repair or repipe: using licensed plumbing techniques, we swiftly stop the water, replace failed sections, or repipe the entire home depending on what your system actually needs. Third, we restore: we meticulously bring your property back to its pre-loss condition.

Until the job is done, our team coordinates with you daily to monitor progress and minimize disruption. We don't pack up and leave you guessing. We stay until every line is pressure-tested, every connection is verified, and every fixture is flowing properly.

When other Utah pipe & repiping companies are too busy to take the call, they refer their customers to us. That's not a marketing claim. That's something our clients have told us directly.

Commercial Capacity

We handle residential and commercial pipe and repipe work. When a supply line fails in an office suite, or aging galvanized risers start leaking in a multi-tenant building, the stakes go beyond property damage. You're dealing with lost revenue, displaced tenants, and business interruption.

Our team coordinates with building management, tenants, and insurance carriers to minimize downtime and get your business operational as fast as possible. We also offer system inspections for local businesses. We'll walk your facility, evaluate the condition of your supply and drain lines, identify your highest-risk areas, and build a phased repipe plan so that when something does fail, you're not scrambling.

What Our Clients Are Saying

The feedback we hear most often comes down to three things: how fast we respond, how knowledgeable our technicians are, and how much easier we make the process than people expect.

Here's what real clients have said about working with us:

"This was my first time dealing with a flood! They came out and were on it within 2 hours! They were awesome! They communicated well and are very professional! They made my flooding experience better than expected! I would definitely recommend them and hire them again!" - HomeAdvisor Review

"Water Damage Specialists were fantastic to work with. Very responsive, extremely knowledgeable and honest. Would recommend their service to anyone." - HomeAdvisor Review

"Extremely knowledgeable. Great table side manners, took time to educate us, someone who you know actually cares about you, the problem. Helped us with a section of water damage in our home. Great team." - HomeAdvisor Review

"They came out and were able to find the leak in our bathroom that two other plumbers couldn't find." - BBB Review

"Rob and his team were great! Their communication, professionalism, and quality of work was A+ when we had our sewage backed up. They were quick to respond when we first called, and were transparent about the process the whole time. They also went above and beyond by providing awesome referrals to other services that were needed." - Angi Review

"Water Damage Specialists Inc. are the industry standard." - Thumbtack Review

Every minute you wait, the damage spreads. A burst pipe can release 50 gallons of water in just a few minutes. Aging galvanized lines fail without warning. Polybutylene installations are reaching the end of their life all over Utah. Stop the damage. Protect your home. Restore your peace of mind.

24/7 Emergency Line

Pipe failures don't wait for business hours, and neither do we. Our emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including holidays, weekends, and the middle of the night.

When you call, we dispatch experienced licensed plumbers with the right equipment to assess the situation and begin work immediately. Our rapid response ensures that Utah pipe & repiping work, water extraction, and drying processes begin without delay, preventing further damage and minimizing disruption to your life.

Stop the damage. Protect your family. Restore your home. Pick up the phone.

Call (801) 768-4710 now. We're open 24/7, even holidays.

Free Assessment

Not sure if you have a pipe problem? Maybe you've noticed your water pressure dropping. Maybe there's a rust-colored stain spreading across a ceiling. Maybe you've had three pinhole leaks in two years and you're wondering if your whole system is failing. These are early warning signs of system-wide pipe issues, and ignoring them is how a small repair turns into a major rebuild.

Our thorough pipe inspection identifies the failure points and the condition of your overall plumbing system, and provides a clear roadmap for the most cost-effective fix. We use thermal imaging, acoustic leak detection, and pressure testing to find problems that aren't visible to the naked eye. If there's a problem, we'll explain exactly what needs to happen and what it will cost, including whether spot repair or a full repipe makes more sense. If there's no problem, we'll tell you that too.

Preventive Services

Beyond emergency response, we help you safeguard your home with whole-system pipe inspections, supply line replacements, freeze prevention, and proactive repipe planning before a major failure forces your hand. Utah pipe & repiping is always cheaper as a planned project than as an emergency response after a flood.

If you manage a commercial property, our team can walk your facility, identify aging pipes most likely to fail, and build a customized phased repipe plan so that when something does fail, you're not scrambling.

Stop the damage before it starts. Protect your team, your inventory, and your revenue. Call us today.

Call (801) 768-4710 now. We're open 24/7, even holidays.

Current Offers

• $50 off any pipe repair service (mention coupon at time of booking)
• $100 off any pipe replacement (mention coupon at time of booking)
• $175 off whole-home pipe inspection and repipe estimate (mention coupon at time of booking)