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Frequently Asked Questions

  • PEX: Flexible, affordable, easy to install; ideal for hot and cold water lines, resistant to freezing risks.
  • Copper: Durable and non-toxic; commonly used for supply lines, though more expensive.
  • PVC/ABS: Lightweight and ideal for drain-waste-vent systems (not pressurized supply lines).

Choose fittings by:

  • Pipe size/type (e.g. ½″ PEX or ¾″ copper)
  • Required connection method (solder, compression, crimp, solvent-weld).
  • Quality matters: professional-grade fittings often use brass or ceramic internals, while big‑box options may use plastic.

Choose based on:

  • Pipe size and type (e.g. copper vs. PEX).
  • Insulation rating suited for hot or cold lines to prevent heat loss or condensation.
  • Primers and solvent cements for PVC and CPVC.
  • Thread sealants/tape for threaded fittings.
  • High-performance silicone caulks for sealing around sinks, tubs, and showers.

Costs vary:

  • PEX tools: ~$20–$200 for cutters and crimp rings.
  • Pipe fittings: $1–$10 each, depending on type and material.
  • Sump pumps: $100–$400+ based on capacity.

Yes, for tasks like:

  • Swapping faucets or shut-off valves.
  • Replacing supply lines or P-traps under sinks.

More complex jobs (soldering copper, installing sump pumps, working behind code-controlled walls) may require a licensed plumber, both for safety and compliance.