EdFNJ |
01-11-2022 07:02 PM |
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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
(Post 2048598)
Typically, they don't replace the underground lines, unless they detect a leak. They are copper piping with no joints.
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Thanks.
I've always heard that lines should be replaced anytime a system is replaced but obviously it isn't practical with the underground lines here. One of the reasons I have read is that the line needs to be PROPERLY FLUSHED or moisture could be a problem and also when upgrading an older system the line diameter could be an issue. Obviously most people here DON'T have the lines replaced so I guess it isn't a recurring problem unless by the time any problem shows up the home owners may be pushing up daisies. :D We still have the original system coming up on 13yrs old here since we were 2nd owners but I'm sure the time is near although we had 3 that lasted 20+ years each when we lived up north.
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