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Repairs, repipes & water heaters

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From a slab leak at midnight to a full copper repipe, Guild plumbers are state-licensed, insured, and quote in writing before a wrench comes out of the truck.

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Average homeowner rating

Completed projects
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Budget guidance

What plumbing typically costs

Plumbing estimates vary with access — slab versus attic routing, one story versus two, and whether drywall repair is included. These ranges assume standard South Florida single-family construction.

Leak / Fixture Repair

$180 – $700

Timeline
Same day
Typical ROI
Stops water damage

Diagnostics, valves, supply lines.

Water Heater Replacement

$1,400 – $3,200

Timeline
Half day
Typical ROI
10 – 15 yr service life

Tank, permit, expansion tank, haul-away.

Tankless Conversion

$3,800 – $6,500

Timeline
1 – 2 days
Typical ROI
Endless hot water, 20 yr life

Gas or electric, includes electrical work.

Whole-Home Repipe

$7,500 – $16,000

Timeline
3 – 6 days
Typical ROI
Eliminates recurring leaks

PEX or copper, drywall patch included.

Figures are educational estimates for South Florida homes and are not quotes. Your written proposal from a Guild member is the only accurate number.

How it works

Seven steps, no surprises

The same process every Guild plumbing professional follows, from first call to warranty support.

  1. Step 1Request QuoteShare your project in under two minutes.
  2. Step 2Free EstimateAn on-site visit at no cost, no obligation.
  3. Step 3ProposalItemized, written, and fixed before work begins.
  4. Step 4SchedulingA start date you choose, confirmed in writing.
  5. Step 5InstallationIn-house crews, protected floors, daily clean-up.
  6. Step 6Final WalkthroughNothing signs off until you're satisfied.
  7. Step 7Warranty SupportWritten workmanship warranty and direct escalation.

Resource Center

Plumbing guides for homeowners

Answers

Plumbing questions homeowners ask

How do I know if I have a slab leak?

Warm spots on the floor, a running water meter with everything off, unexplained bill spikes, or the sound of water in the walls. A licensed plumber can confirm with acoustic and pressure testing before cutting anything.

PEX or copper for a repipe?

Both are code-approved. PEX installs faster, resists corrosion, and costs less; copper carries a longer track record and higher resale perception. Guild plumbers will price both.

How long does a repipe take?

Three to six days for a typical Weston home, including drywall patching. Water is usually restored each evening.

Is a tankless heater worth it in Florida?

If your household runs back-to-back showers or you want the garage space back, yes. Payback is longer than in cold climates because incoming water is already warm.

Do plumbing jobs need permits?

Water heater replacements, repipes, and drain line work all require Broward County permits. Your Guild plumber pulls and closes them.

What's an emergency versus a next-day call?

Active flooding, sewage backup, or no water at all is an emergency. A dripping fixture or slow drain can safely wait for a scheduled visit.

Coverage

Cities served by Guild plumbing pros