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Jay Y.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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Would you buy a house with polyethylene pipping

Jay Y.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

Hi all, I just put in an offer for a house built in 1994.  It's an otherwise great house except it has the dreaded polyblus...  It has an unfinished basement so if need be, it wouldn't be terribly bad to replace the exposed pipping but the 2nd story level would be another question.

So my question is whether it's worth getting and taking a chance?  Or should I find a good plumber to replace it all?  My intent is to buy and hold.

Thanks!!

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