Re: DIY Replace Poly-But

Posted by hj on January 07, 2002 at 07:21:18:
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If the house is less than 12 years old you may not not have to do it yourself. Reply back as to its age. : Hi : I have my house on the market and my real estate agent says that having polybuteline plumbing in my house will effect the saleability of my home. : I cannot afford to pay a profession plumber to replace it. I am considering replacing it myself. : I am very handy around the house to the point of possibly starting my own 'Handy-Man' type business. : My question is, without owning my own professional set of plumbing tools and equipment (except for wrenches and a pipe cutter) what type of pipes (material), fittings and tools "should" I buy to replace the plumbing in my house for the lowest possible cost? I want quality materials that will not cause problems or be really difficult to work with but keep my expenses as low as possible.

Posted by hj on January 07, 2002 at 07:21:18:

In response to Re: DIY Replace Poly-But

If the house is less than 12 years old you may not not have to do it yourself. Reply back as to its age.

: Hi
: I have my house on the market and my real estate agent says that having polybuteline plumbing in my house will effect the saleability of my home.

: I cannot afford to pay a profession plumber to replace it. I am considering replacing it myself.
: I am very handy around the house to the point of possibly starting my own 'Handy-Man' type business.

: My question is, without owning my own professional set of plumbing tools and equipment (except for wrenches and a pipe cutter) what type of pipes (material), fittings and tools "should" I buy to replace the plumbing in my house for the lowest possible cost? I want quality materials that will not cause problems or be really difficult to work with but keep my expenses as low as possible.

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