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There is a growing concern about lead and other contaminants in our water that has led scientists to look for alternatives to copper plumbing. PEX-C is a crosslink polyethylene that has been used in the U.S. for over 20 years. It’s unique composition makes it stronger than copper and easier to work with. As a result, entire homes are now being plumbed with PEX-C.
