House and mobile home repipes in Citrus County, FL
Full home repipes replacing old copper and galvanized pipe, and full mobile home repipes replacing polybutylene. Modern Plumbing Services serves Inverness, Crystal River, Lecanto, Homosassa, Beverly Hills, Hernando, and all of Citrus County with CPVC piping, new shut-off valves, and braided stainless steel supply lines.
(352) 726-5601 License CFC1431599 Family owned since 1978 Mobile home repipe specialists
Free estimates on all repipes
Typical project: 1 to 3 business days
Site-built and mobile homes
CPVC and new shut-off valves
What a water-supply repipe includes
The typical mobile-home range of $4,500 to $7,500 is an estimate, not a fixed price. We confirm access, pipe material, fixture shutoffs, supply connectors and included permits in a written quote. Drain and sewer piping, water heaters, shower valves, floor or drywall repairs and belly-wrap restoration are separate unless listed. Our full repipe package uses CPVC; material for individual repairs is specified separately. Typical 1 to 3 business-day timing depends on access, inspections and project size. For hidden leaks, we work with American Leak Detection for professional locating and provide the plumbing repair or repipe estimate afterward.
Repipes at a glance
- What we replace
- Polybutylene in mobile homes, old copper and galvanized in site-built homes
- Pipe we install
- CPVC, with new shut-off valves and braided stainless supply lines at every fixture
- Mobile home price
- Typically $4,500 to $7,500, depending on access, shower valves, and water heater age
- Timeline
- 1 to 2 days for most mobile homes, 1 to 3 days for site-built homes
- Estimates
- Free, on site, and in writing
- Savings
- $100 off any whole-home or mobile home repipe
- Phone
- (352) 726-5601
Whole-home and mobile home repipe specialists
Modern Plumbing Services is Citrus County's trusted repipe contractor for both site-built homes and mobile and manufactured homes. If you are dealing with discolored water, low water pressure, frequent leaks, or outdated piping, a full repipe is often the most reliable and cost-effective long-term fix.
We replace the hot and cold water-supply lines specified in your written scope with CPVC piping, install new shut-off valves at every fixture, and connect braided stainless steel supply lines throughout the home. Every repipe includes a pressure test, a leak check, and full cleanup, and you get a free on-site estimate with detailed written pricing before any work begins.
Since 1978, we have repiped hundreds of homes in Inverness, Crystal River, Lecanto, Homosassa, Beverly Hills, Hernando, Floral City, Citrus Springs, and throughout the county. Mobile homes are especially common here, and we know their plumbing inside and out.
The polybutylene problem in Citrus County
Many mobile and manufactured homes in Citrus County were built between 1978 and 1995 with polybutylene water supply lines. Polybutylene was popular because it was cheap and easy to install, but it breaks down over time when exposed to chlorine in treated water. That leads to tiny cracks and pipe failures, often with little warning.
Polybutylene pipe is a known failure risk
Polybutylene (usually gray, blue, or black plastic) is no longer made or approved for new construction. Many insurance companies will not write or renew policies on homes with polybutylene water lines, and buying or selling a mobile home with poly pipe often means a repipe is needed to close the sale or get coverage.
If your mobile home was built before 2000 and the water lines have never been replaced, there is a good chance it still has polybutylene. We will inspect your system and give you an honest assessment at no charge. Schedule a free inspection →
Signs your home needs a repipe
If any of these sound familiar, your water supply lines may be failing, and a repipe could be the best solution.
Rust-colored, cloudy, or discolored water
Low or inconsistent water pressure
Home built before 2000, especially mobile homes
Multiple slab leaks from failing copper lines
Calling a plumber for leaks again and again
Gray, blue, or black plastic pipe (polybutylene)
Your insurance company is asking for a repipe
Getting ready to sell or pass an inspection
What's included in every repipe
CPVC water lines
Every hot and cold supply line replaced with durable, code-compliant CPVC piping rated for residential water systems.
New shut-off valves
Every fixture, including sinks, toilets, tubs, and the water heater, gets its own new shut-off valve for easy maintenance down the road.
Braided stainless supply lines
Braided stainless steel supply lines at every fixture for a flexible, leak-resistant connection that are selected for the fixture and installation.
Pressure test and leak check
A full system pressure test and a visual check of every joint. We confirm good flow, hot water, and zero leaks before we leave.
Our repipe process
1
Free on-site inspection and estimate
We look at your current piping, identify the material and condition, count fixtures, and check access points. You get a detailed written estimate with no obligation.
2
Schedule and prepare
We schedule the work when it suits you. For mobile homes, we work from underneath through the belly board. For site-built homes, we find the least invasive route through walls, the attic, or a crawl space.
3
Remove old piping and install CPVC
We remove the old water supply lines and replace them with new CPVC piping. Every fixture gets a new shut-off valve and a braided stainless steel supply line.
4
Pressure test, check, and clean up
We pressure test the whole system, check every connection for leaks, and run every fixture to confirm good flow and hot water. The work area is cleaned and access points are secured.
Why homeowners choose Modern Plumbing Services
We have been Citrus County's family plumber since 1978, and three generations of the same family still run the business from our Inverness shop. Our plumbers are not paid on commission, so you get honest recommendations, and every job comes with an itemized invoice. We schedule in convenient two-hour windows, we are registered with the Citrus County Building Department and the City of Inverness, and our customer service is award winning, including being named the Citrus County Chronicle Best of the Best Plumber for 2026.
Customer reviews
What our customers say
Real reviews from your neighbors across Citrus County
"Modern Plumbing completely repiped our mobile home. Clean work, fair price, no surprises. They explained everything before they started and finished on time."Richard E. - Google review
Mobile home repipe - Beverly Hills, FL
"Excellent service all around! From the quickness of receiving the initial quote all the way through to completion of service. Modern Plumbing sets the standard for efficiency and professionalism."Bobby K. - Google review
Plumbing service - Inverness, FL
"I am more than pleased with the services provided by Modern Plumbing today and would highly recommend them for any of your plumbing needs! The prices are the best around and the serviceman was knowledgeable and professional."Verified customer - Google review
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Common questions
Repipe FAQ
How do I know if my mobile home has polybutylene pipe?
▾Polybutylene is usually gray, blue, or black flexible plastic pipe, and it was common in mobile and manufactured homes built between 1978 and 1995. Check under the kitchen sink, behind the water heater, or at the main water shut-off. Gray plastic pipe with metal crimp rings is most likely polybutylene. We will inspect your system for free and give you an honest assessment. Schedule a free inspection.
How much does a mobile home repipe cost in Citrus County?
▾Most mobile home repipes run $4,500 to $7,500, depending on crawl space access, whether shower valves need replacing, and the age of the water heater. Site-built homes are priced by size, number of bathrooms, and access. Every estimate is free, on site, and in writing. Because all of the supply lines, shut-off valves, and connections are replaced in one job, a full repipe usually costs less in the long run than patching leak after leak on a failing system. Request a free estimate.
Why CPVC instead of PEX?
▾We install CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) for our repipes. It is a proven, code-compliant material with decades of reliable performance in Florida water. It handles hot and cold water, resists corrosion, and makes rigid connections that are easy to inspect and service. Every repipe also includes new shut-off valves and braided stainless steel supply lines at every fixture.
Will my insurance drop me if I have polybutylene pipes?
▾Many Florida insurance companies will not write or renew homeowner's policies on homes with polybutylene water lines because of the known failure risk. If you are buying, selling, or renewing insurance on a home built before 2000, a repipe may be required. We provide documentation of the completed repipe for your insurance company.
How long does a repipe take?
▾Most mobile home repipes are done in 1 to 2 days. Site-built homes usually take 1 to 3 days, depending on size, number of bathrooms, and access. We schedule at your convenience, keep the disruption as small as possible, and water is usually back on the same day.
Do you repipe site-built homes too, or just mobile homes?
▾Both. In site-built homes we replace old copper and galvanized pipe with new CPVC, working through walls, the attic, or a crawl space with as few openings as possible. For homes on a slab with repeated slab leaks, we can reroute the supply lines above the slab to take care of the problem for good. Learn about slab leak repair.
Do I need to leave my home during a repipe?
▾No. Most families stay home. The water is off while we work during the day, and in most cases it is back on by evening. We will let you know the plan ahead of time so you can fill a few jugs of water and plan around it.
Will a repipe improve my water pressure?
▾Often, yes. Old galvanized pipe narrows on the inside as it corrodes, and failing lines lose pressure through leaks. New CPVC with new shut-off valves and supply lines usually brings back strong, steady pressure at every fixture.
Should I replace my water heater at the same time?
▾If your water heater is more than about 10 years old, it can make sense to replace it during the repipe, since the connections are being redone anyway. We offer all-inclusive flat-rate AO Smith ProLine water heater installations starting at $1,525. We will give you an honest opinion at your estimate.
Can you repipe just part of my home?
▾Yes. If only one area has problems, such as a bathroom or a single line under the slab, we can replace or reroute just that section. If the rest of the system is the same old material, we will tell you honestly whether a full repipe makes more sense in the long run.
Is there a discount on repipes?
▾Yes. Take $100 off any whole-home or mobile home repipe. Mention the coupon at your free estimate. See all coupons and discounts.
What areas do you serve for repipes?
▾All of Citrus County, including Inverness, Crystal River, Homosassa, Lecanto, Beverly Hills, and Hernando, plus Dunnellon, Inglis, Bushnell, Wildwood, and Brooksville. Repipe estimates are free everywhere we work.
Page last updated October 2026
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