Repiping & Water Line Services in Gretna, NE
When a home's pipes reach the end of their life, galvanized steel that's rusting closed, polybutylene that's prone to failure, or copper with repeated pinhole leaks, patching one leak at a time stops making sense. Repiping replaces the failing water lines so you get clean water, strong pressure, and no more surprise leaks. JTM Plumbing & Drain repipes homes and repairs water main and service lines across Gretna and Omaha using modern PEX and copper.
Serving the metro since 2004, we plan repipes to minimize wall damage and downtime, and back the work with our 5-year warranty. Call Gretna (402) 203-6193 or Omaha (402) 933-3690.
Repiping & water line services we provide
- Whole-house repiping: replace aging supply lines (PEX or copper)
- Partial repiping: target the failing runs
- Water service / main line repair & replacement: meter to house
- Galvanized & polybutylene pipe replacement
- Pinhole leak & recurring leak correction
- Pressure correction after repipe
Plenty of older Omaha-metro homes still run galvanized steel supply lines that corrode from the inside out, that's the rusty water and shrinking pressure many homeowners live with. Homes built in certain eras used polybutylene, which is failure-prone and worth proactively replacing. And our hard water accelerates scale and corrosion, which is one more reason a repipe (paired with a softener) pays off here. Call the Omaha line at (402) 933-3690.
Why Choose JTM for Repiping
Whole-Home & Water-Line Experience
Since 2004.
PEX or Copper
We help you choose, no upsell.
Minimized Wall Damage
Through smart routing.
Financing Available
5-Year Warranty, A+ BBB, 500+ reviews.

Signs Your Home May Need Repiping
Rusty, Discolored or Metallic-Tasting Water
A sign the supply pipes themselves are corroding.
Recurring Leaks
Fixing one, then another, then another, usually means the pipe material has failed.
Low Water Pressure Throughout the House
Corroded or narrowed pipes restricting flow to every fixture.
Old Pipe Materials
Galvanized steel or polybutylene. Both are worth proactively replacing.
Also worth checking
- Visible corrosion on exposed pipes
- Water that takes a long time to run clear
OUR PROCESS
Inspect & Plan
We check the existing pipes and water quality, then plan the repipe route to minimize wall openings at a flat price.
Repipe With PEX or Copper
With as little disruption as possible, then pressure-test and inspect the new system.
Patch, Cleanup & Warranty
We coordinate patching, clean up, and back the work with our warranty.
What our customers say

PEX vs. copper: we'll help you choose
- PEX is flexible, freeze-resistant, faster to install (less wall damage), and cost-effective.
- Copper is rigid, long-proven, and preferred by some homeowners for exposed runs.
- We'll walk through the tradeoffs for your home and budget, no pressure either way.
What does repiping cost in Gretna & Omaha?
Every plumbing job is a little different, so we don't post one-size-fits-all prices. We give you an honest, flat-rate quote up front, before any work begins, with no surprises and no pressure. Larger projects can be financed through Hearth (0% for qualified buyers). Call for a free, no-obligation estimate: Gretna (402) 203-6193 or Omaha (402) 933-3690.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our services and process. If you can't find your answer, feel free to reach out to our team.
Every job is priced individually, so we give you a flat, upfront quote before any work begins, with no surprises. Financing is available through Hearth for larger projects.
One isolated leak is a repair. Repeated leaks, rusty water, whole-house low pressure, or old galvanized/polybutylene pipe usually mean repiping will save money over time. We'll give you the honest assessment.
PEX is flexible, freeze-resistant, and faster (less wall damage); copper is rigid and long-proven. Both are excellent. We'll recommend based on your home and budget.
Most whole-house repipes take 2–5 days depending on size and access. We work to keep your water on as much as possible during the job.
Some access openings are needed, but we route the repipe to minimize them and coordinate patching. PEX typically needs fewer openings than copper.
PLUMBING EXPERTS
Jon & TRACI Miller
Jon Miller is a City of Omaha Master Plumber and co-owner of JTM Plumbing & Drain with his wife Traci Miller, family-owned in Gretna since 2004. He holds Nebraska's highest-classification Grade VI Water Operator License and has worked in the trade since 1993, including designing the plumbing for the African Grasslands elephant habitat at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo. More about Jon & Traci.
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