Zach
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I'm replacing some galvanized pipes in my house. I'll have to verify, but I believe my meter size is 5/8.
I have 3/4" PVC supply running the 30 or so feet from meter to house. Inside the house I have 3/4" gal which I'd like to replace.
I have 2 1/2 baths, and about 32 fixture units. Is there any reason to run 1" copper inside the house, or will 3/4" be sufficient before branching off? (i.e. to the softener and wh?)
I don't have plans for replacing the PVC yet. My first goals are to get rid of the badly corroded galv, install a softener, and new water heater.
Thanks in advance for the advice..
-Zach
I have 3/4" PVC supply running the 30 or so feet from meter to house. Inside the house I have 3/4" gal which I'd like to replace.
I have 2 1/2 baths, and about 32 fixture units. Is there any reason to run 1" copper inside the house, or will 3/4" be sufficient before branching off? (i.e. to the softener and wh?)
I don't have plans for replacing the PVC yet. My first goals are to get rid of the badly corroded galv, install a softener, and new water heater.
Thanks in advance for the advice..
-Zach