12 November, 2025

After replacing corroded copper pipes in a 50-year-old home, I calculated that using PEX instead of copper saved the homeowner 42% in total project costs. The flexibility of PEX allowed us to complete the job with minimal wall demolition, preserving the home’s original plaster walls and hardwood floors. The core question is: can PEX reduce your […]

During a multi-unit residential project, our team completed the plumbing installation three weeks ahead of schedule by switching from copper to PEX. The decision not only saved time but also reduced labor costs by 40%, demonstrating why contractors are choosing PEX over copper for modern plumbing projects. For industry benchmarks, reference ASTM D2846 Contractors choose PEX over copper

I recently oversaw a whole-house replumbing project where we used PEX to completely replumb a 1950s home without removing a single wall. The homeowners were astonished that we completed the project in three days with minimal disruption to their daily life. PEX generally outperforms copper for replumbing projects due to its flexibility, faster installation, freeze

When my neighbors experienced their third copper pipe leak in as many years, I helped them transition to PEX and witnessed firsthand the transformation in their home’s plumbing reliability. The process revealed both immediate benefits and long-term advantages that every homeowner should consider. The core question is: should I replace my plumbing with PEX? The answer

During a recent kitchen renovation, I encountered a challenging situation where a client’s new washerless faucet wouldn’t connect properly to their existing PEX plumbing. The resulting leak caused water damage to the cabinetry below, teaching me the importance of using the correct connection methods for these modern faucet designs. Connecting PEX to washerless faucets requires