Ventura County’s Affordable Repipe Specialists

Sherry Landor
Phil at Quest Leak Detection went above and beyond to help a dire plumbing slab leak. We had been through two plumbers and paid for another leak detection service that was incorrect on their findings. Phil was thorough and took his time to find the leak and helped us tremendously. When the insurance would not help us or cover any costs, Phil sent us to contactors and business vendors that would help. We had no running water for over 90 days with no financing to help pay for the needed re-piping. We are highly satisfied that Phil is trustworthy and led us down a path to honest and trustworthy help. Phil is a stand-up businessman.
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Samuel Covert
I used Quest for their leak detection services when we had a slab leak and they helped us successfully get a claim with Statefarm. We subsequently used them to "repipe" our entire house, and their quote was competitive and under warranty.

Not only was their performance exceptional (timing, professionalism, explanations, etc) their follow-through was even more reliable. After their job was done they referred me to a drywall company that was phenomenal. Subsequently, weeks later we thought we had a faulty sprinkler system due to the repiping and they came and helped troubleshoot and did not charge for the visit even though the issue was NOT caused by their fault.

Dan and Philip are phenomenal humans and run a fantastic company, and I would use them again and strongly recommend them to family and friends.
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Lea R.
We saw water coming up through our bathroom floor in two places and suspected we had a slab leak. We immediately called a local plumbing company who confirmed that for us. In fact, it was the owner of the company who came out to confirm it. We called Philip to come out and find the leak, and he immediately discovered that it was not a slab leak! It was actually the toilet that was leaking. He replaced our toilet for us, and the problem was solved. So thankful for Philip and his expertise. He is punctual, professional, honest, courteous, and most importantly he knows what he is doing!! Thank you, Philip! We will always recommend him to friends and family and call him anytime we have an issue.
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Sherry Landor
Phil at Quest Leak Detection went above and beyond to help a dire plumbing slab leak. We had been through two plumbers and paid for another leak detection service that was incorrect on their findings. Phil was thorough and took his time to find the leak and helped us tremendously. When the insurance would not help us or cover any costs, Phil sent us to contactors and business vendors that would help. We had no running water for over 90 days with no financing to help pay for the needed re-piping. We are highly satisfied that Phil is trustworthy and led us down a path to honest and trustworthy help. Phil is a stand-up businessman.
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Samuel Covert
I used Quest for their leak detection services when we had a slab leak and they helped us successfully get a claim with Statefarm. We subsequently used them to "repipe" our entire house, and their quote was competitive and under warranty.

Not only was their performance exceptional (timing, professionalism, explanations, etc) their follow-through was even more reliable. After their job was done they referred me to a drywall company that was phenomenal. Subsequently, weeks later we thought we had a faulty sprinkler system due to the repiping and they came and helped troubleshoot and did not charge for the visit even though the issue was NOT caused by their fault.

Dan and Philip are phenomenal humans and run a fantastic company, and I would use them again and strongly recommend them to family and friends.
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Lea R.
We saw water coming up through our bathroom floor in two places and suspected we had a slab leak. We immediately called a local plumbing company who confirmed that for us. In fact, it was the owner of the company who came out to confirm it. We called Philip to come out and find the leak, and he immediately discovered that it was not a slab leak! It was actually the toilet that was leaking. He replaced our toilet for us, and the problem was solved. So thankful for Philip and his expertise. He is punctual, professional, honest, courteous, and most importantly he knows what he is doing!! Thank you, Philip! We will always recommend him to friends and family and call him anytime we have an issue.
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Whether this is your first leak, your third leak, or you haven’t experienced a leak yet… it’s never a bad time to start considering a repipe. A repipe is where you run all new plumbing overhead bypassing the underground plumbing. There are two types of repipes; a full and partial repipe.

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Benefits Of Repiping

Avoid Frequent and Costly Repairs
Improve Your Home’s Value
Clear, Healthy Water
Better Water Pressure
More Hot Water
Prevent Future Plumbing Problems
Improved Appliance Performance
Rust-Free Water Supply
No Corrosion, Scaling, and Freezing.

Whole House Repipe

In a full repipe, all of the rough plumbing in your entire home will get redone. The main goal of a full repipe is to not deal with any more leaks at all! All of the pipes underground will now be run overhead or through adjacent walls.

Worried about plumbing in an older building? Problems will only increase as time goes on, especially if the existing pipes are galvanized iron. Our repipes install new PEX or copper plumbing for a trouble-free long-life solution.

Partial Repipe

In a partial repipe, all of the underground plumbing gets rerouted overhead. The main goal of a partial repipe is to just eliminate all of the underground plumbing. In doing so, you will never experience a slab leak again. Note though that some original rough plumbing will stay. For example; imagine at your washing machine you have a hot and cold water line coming up out of the slab. They come up 4 feet then connect to your washing machine. In full repipe, every inch of hot and cold pipe will be new all the way up to where the washing machine connects.

However, in a partial repipe, the pipes will come from overhead (as opposed to underground) but might connect to your existing hot and cold water lines around 2 feet up leaving 2 feet of older plumbing. Although your pipes are now running overhead instead of underground, there might be a few areas where there are some older pipes. The advantage of doing a partial repipe however is cost. It will be cheaper to do a partial repipe as opposed to a full repipe.

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Whatever repipe you are in need of, we can help! We here at Quest Leak Detection specialize in repipes. Call us to find out more about our 25-year warranty or read more about why you should choose us.

Want the details first? Read Everything You Need to Know About Repiping Your Home.