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Thanks hj: I can create / install a grounding system for the copper water lines myself by way of bonding them and running a wire from them to a ground rod redundant of the electrical supply's grounding...........which would be the easiest and likely the most logical solution in my...

Thanks hj: The connections between the house and its city water supply and the house and its well water supply take place in the masonry walls of the house..............until then it's pvc from the city water meter and pvc from the well's pump...............the city water's pvc line is...

Thanks hj. [For your interest the valves in the photo are metric, from England, and are 2 1/4" long........2 1/2'' overall with the nuts and ferrule's installed either side........15mm diameter......... for the 15mm metric copper lines used as the branch and supply lines as you see in the...

Thanks for the replies so far. The 2 valves you see in the photo are compression valves........installed so the bathroom below can be shut off from the rest of the house in the event of future repairs/renovations.......the white colour showing on either side of the fittings is teflon...

How do I go about ensuring the copper plumbing supply and branch lines which have recently been replaced in my home are adequately grounded and bonded? The supply lines are in the attic alongside the house's electrical lines, some of which are in direct contact with the copper lines, and I need...

Are there copper sweat or compression fittings available that can be used to join metric copper pipe to imperial copper pipe? As in English metric pipe 15mm and 22mm to US imperial 1/2" and 3/4" pipe? If so where can these fittings be purchased?