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Pex or copper for resale value

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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Mike McCarthy
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I’ve completely switched over to PEX. Having done quite a bit of plumbing in both copper and PEX, I’ve found PEX to be just as reliable and much easier to install.

I can’t imagine anyone paying more or less for a house plumbed either way - as long as it’s a professional quality job.

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