PEX Articles

Learn the cost-saving benefits of PEX Logic design, as well as expansion/contraction control and sizing tips for this piping option

Here’s a guide that can be consulted the next time you’re tackling a PEX installation on a commercial job site

Consider these tips when installing PEX on a commercial job

Here’s information to keep in mind when applying PEX to hydronic heating/cooling or hot-water distribution systems

Flexibility, corrosion resistance, and ease of installation make PEX a good fit for homeowners’ repipe needs. Keep this information in mind.

If the job calls for PEX piping, following these guidelines can help ensure the material works as it should for the customer

Minimal training requirements make for an easy transition for plumbers

'This Old House' has been educating plumbing contractors and homeowners for decades, and Richard Trethewey has been along for the entire ride

Choosing a full re-pipe for an aging commercial structure over a repair can be daunting. Here are a few cases where using PEX made it easier.

Copper has been a mainstay in hydronic applications, but the benefits of PEX also make it a viable solution.

A closer look at copper crimp, stainless steel clamp, push-to-connect and cold expansion with reinforcing rings.