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Thanks for explaining it, John. We shall see. @Breplum you mentioned in another thread that the markings on the pipe identifying it as Uponor are important for the claim. The local rep sent a PDF which said they want the date code and the footage marker -- the PDF had an example pipe showing...

Finally extracted the bad pipe. The longer side of the T was leaking, the shorter side had something brewing about to burst soon. Uponor asks for 4-7 inches of pipe on each side but, unfortunately, the plumber was not able to take more of the shorter side because the pipe was very hard to...

Got a really nice close-up of the recent pipe break waiting to be fixed. What's up with all these micro fractures near the fitting?

Thank you @Breplum for your insights. This is really helpful! Few follow-up questions if you don't mind: 1. What's the typical turnaround for Uponor to process the claim from contacting them to getting a resolution? 2. Have you ever had a customer do a repipe on their own and them Uponor...

New construction, 3 years old. First leak happened 11 months ago in the kitchen. You can see in the photos that both sides of the elbow have a hairline break near the fitting. Second leak happened a few days ago very close to the first leak, but in a T. Some plumbers who came to inspect the...