Pex is not inherently evil, typically it's the installer who is at fault. Pex with the crimp rings needs to have the crimping tool properly adjusted and even then there is some "feel" to get it right. Wirsbo Aquapex uses an expansion tool to that is near idiot proof. Joints can be visually inspected to see if it's right. I have 30 years experience and have installed 100's of houses with no failures. We have areas that the water is slightly acidic and will destroy copper in a few years. Back in the day they used polybutelyne piping. That was a disaster. Are you sure that it's PEX your having trouble with and not the polybutelyne?
I remember back in the day when the old timers who threaded water pipe thought copper was junk and would never last. Those of us bought up installing copper thought CPVC was junk, I still do. Pex is alot better that CPVC
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