Zurn Pex Plumbing Leaves Homeowners Fretting Over Fittings
Erie, PA: There's little doubt as to the advantages of
Zurn PEX plumbing systems over traditional copper: the material is lightweight and easy to handle, and much less expensive. Not quite as popular with thieves, either. It offers freeze damage resistance, and prevention of lime, and mineral build-up. [
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Zurn Pex Plumbing: A Cautionary Tale
Starkville, MS: People who have experienced the horror of having a plumbing fitting, like the
Zurn Pex fittings, fail know all too well what an ordeal that can be. In addition to damage to floors, walls and ceilings, there can be mold growth and other health risks to deal with. If a leak flows for long enough, a home can be made uninhabitable by even a tiny leak. [
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Zurn PEX: the Ticking Time Bomb Behind Your Walls
Lake Benedict, MN: The retired doctor from Minnesota must have been thanking his lucky stars that he was home when his upstairs bathroom sprung a leak above the ceiling. He was there to shut the water off before thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars might have been done as a result of a
defective Zurn PEX brass fitting. [
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Homeowners claim brass fittings used to make connections in Zurn Pex systems were incorrectly designed and manufactured. As a result, the homeowners allege the fittings fail prematurely, sometimes within a year after installation. Substantial water damage may occur when the fittings fail.
