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      Unregistered-kowen
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      We are able to get a replumb to replace the polybutylene pipe in our 1993 manufactured home and are given the choice of PVC or copper. I had chosen copper after reading some posts here, but the contractor hired through the Consumer Plumbing Recovery Center says that the PVC is better. He says that Flogard (Nipco?) will warranty the pipe for as long as we own the home (nontransferrable). I am confused. I thought he just didn’t want to use copper because it is more time consuming for him.

      Any opinions on this matter would be so greatly appreciated.

      Kelly Owen

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      Unregistered-carlos
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      sounds like a lazy plumber to me as installing copper is more work that plastic. I would personally go with the copper, and watch the plumber for the whole job to make sure he is not taking shortcuts since he prefers to work with pvc. i have used pvc or abs only on non pressure water lines (drain lines).

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