Pex Repiping
Why I Prefer PEX Over Copper for My Home Repipe?
Defining Cross-linked polyethylene, Commonly Abbreviated PEX Cross-linked polyethylene (PEX), often abbreviated as PEX, is a type of thermoplastic polymer characterized by its unique molecular structure, which includes cross-links or chemical bonds between individual polymer chains. These cross-links enhance the material’s strength, flexibility, and resistance to high temperatures and chemicals. PEX tubing is widely used in […]
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Plumbing Technologies Are Transforming The Plumbing Industry
Plumbing technologies are transforming the way plumbing services get performed. At the same time, other new technologies are protecting homeowners from disaster. Over the past thirty to forty years, new innovations such as smart pipes let homeowners know if they have a water leak, tankless water heaters, trenchless sewer lines, hydro jetters, high-tech video cameras, […]
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PEX For Home Repiping And New construction In Murrieta And Temecul
For most homeowners, we don’t know anything but copper for home repiping because this is the first time we have had to replace our copper pipes. However, for homeowners that are now experiencing signs that their pipes need replacing, PEX, an acronym for crosslinked polyethylene, is the first choice for most plumbing companies. Plumbing Contractors […]
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The Key Distinctions Between PEX And Copper Pipes
Since the mid-60s, copper has been the pipe of choice for new construction and home repiping. However, since around the turn of the century, it has been somewhat pushed aside by flexible piping constructed of cross-linked polyethylene, sometimes known as “PEX” pipes. While PEX pipe is gradually overtaking copper for renovation and new construction, copper plays a significant role in our […]
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When Do I Repipe My Home?
When do I repipe my home? Everyone has heard the saying, “Don’t throw good money after bad.” That saying holds true for many things, and repiping your home is one of them. One thing we certainly don’t want to do is continually put money into our home’s plumbing system when we know the inevitable is […]
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