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Thank you very much very helpful, since I will be the lookout tomorrow on this guy. Also, how does this connect to copper? Looks like I'll have to make sure he heats every connection also. I'd like him to cut out a leaky valve and re-do the shutoff valve and the water drain valve, but I don't...

Oh, and I believe his point probably had to do with the fact that you need to upsize a Pex even more then the original galvanized steel. So maybe Poly is a better material vs. Pex in terms of flow and psi loss? If so, is it a material that will last the test of time? Thanks again.

Thanks all, another question: I was advised by a plummer to use a "Poly" pipe instead of Pex for the 1 1/4inch new line, with fittings and clamps. Is this a better idea in your opinion then the Pex? The 3/4 installed is currently a Pex. Is "Poly" Polyethylene? Guy is coming Monday and I need...

Thanks Wayne, sounds like an exciting experiment! I guess where Im at though is the guy is coming back Monday to change the 225ft 3/4 line to a 1 1/4 line. Elevation is the same, as is track of the line etc. My simple question is, after being interrupted by a 3/4 section of filters, does...

thank you Wayne! I had a feeling more info may be needed. So: - yes significantly higher. I don’t know how much, but uphill, and I would estimate just by the naked eye 3rd or 4th story higher then well... - info you mentioned, don’t know well setting, but I have observed 40psi on the gauge in...

Complicated question here but I’ll start: we have a well that feeds our Main house, (over 1 inch line, unsure) then goes to 3/4 in the basement, two filters and a neutralizer, then out running 3/4 line 225 ft winding uphill to a cottage. Pressure issue is up there. a guy dug the whole thing...