Many of IB's older cottages still have their original supply lines after decades near the beach. So when a beach cottage starts showing the signs, fading pressure, rusty first water, repeat pinhole leaks, it's worth a straight look at what's in the walls.
The repipe conversation is about getting ahead of more leaks. One leak is a repair. A string of leaks across the house is a different conversation, because fixing old pipe one leak at a time can keep costing more. The evaluation looks at the actual evidence, the pipe's material and era, its real condition and the house's repair history, and gives you a straight answer, including "not yet" when that's the case. The decision is made at your pace.
The project itself, in plain terms. New supply lines throughout, modern PEX or copper chosen with the salt air in mind, and walls opened where needed. Costs, timeline, and tradeoffs all laid out before anything starts, the decision entirely yours, a licensed contractor performing the work on your word.
