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Replace water line from street to house -- PEX or copper?
Our water line from the township's shutoff to the house* is polyethylene
and has sprung a leak. The quote to replace it with PEX is $1475; copper would be about $500 more. The plumber said PEX should be good for 20 years or more; the guy from the township who came to shut off the water said they still use copper. Any informed opinions here about which we should choose? *Actually about 6ft from the house: that much of the poly pipe was replaced by copper about six years ago when we had water trickling down the inside of our basement wall. Perce |
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