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Copper vs pex resale

Eric Stone
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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First time home buyer in Southern California!! I have old 1954 galvanized plumbing and I am planning on doing a repipe. Just wondering if anyone has experience on whether copper or pex can affect resale value. Thanks!

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Ronald Starusnak
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Ronald Starusnak
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We have a big problem with break ins on non occupied homes and the thieves stealing the copper for scrap. PEX is your best bet and should be less expensive to install and last longer. Just make sure your contractor is using good fittings.

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