Kansas Plumbing Solutions

Services · Lines & pumps

Water line repair & replacement in Lawrence, KS

Underground service lines, interior supply piping, and main shutoff valves, repaired or replaced in PEX and copper.

  • Locally owned
  • Licensed and insured
  • Licensed master plumber
Water linesAt a glance
Pipe
PEX and copper
Covers
Service line, interior supply, shutoffs
Led by
Licensed master plumber
Area
Lawrence, Douglas County, and surrounding communities
Phone
785-760-4642

Leaking or deteriorating water lines can cause water damage, reduced pressure, and costly plumbing problems.

Kansas Plumbing Solutions repairs and replaces underground water service lines, interior water supply piping, and main shutoff valves. We work with PEX and copper piping and provide water line modifications for remodels, additions, and everyday repairs.

What we handle

Water line services

  • Underground water service installation
  • Water service line replacement
  • Underground water leak repair
  • Main water shutoff valve replacement
  • Interior water line repairs
  • PEX water piping
  • Copper water pipe repairs
  • Burst pipe repair
  • Water line relocation
  • Water line replacement during remodeling
  • Refrigerator and ice maker lines
  • Dishwasher water connections
  • Laundry water supply lines
  • Outdoor water supply piping
  • Freeze-damaged water pipes
  • Water line pressure testing

Protect outdoor faucets before freezing weather

Disconnect hoses and follow the proper winterization steps for your outdoor faucets. A frost-free faucet can still freeze if a hose remains attached and traps water.

Know where your main water shutoff is

Locate your home’s main water shutoff before an emergency. Make sure the valve is accessible, and if it is damaged, stuck, or leaking, arrange for repair rather than forcing it.

Recurring leaks throughout the house? It may be time to consider partial or whole-house repiping.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you replace my main water shutoff valve?

Yes. We replace many residential main shutoff valves and can assess the existing piping and access before recommending a repair or replacement.

What are the signs that my home needs repiping?

Frequent leaks, deteriorated piping, recurring corrosion, or inadequate water supply may indicate that partial or whole-home repiping is worth considering.

Talk to a licensed master plumber

Tell us what’s going on. We’ll help you find the next step.

Call 785-760-4642 Request a visit