Posted by GarryinNC on June 28, 2015 at 18:33:17 from (66.44.248.157):
I have 3/4" blue poly line from water meter to front corner of my house. About 125 feet. Yesterday I patched the third leak since last October, so obviously it is time for a new line. My question is: Should I go to the trouble to sleeve the new line in something like 2 inch PVC? The old line is failing from age, it is thin wall(100 psi?) and is getting little splits in it. It was put in in early 1992. I was mainly thinking if it was sleeved, it would be easier to replace years down the road(I am 56 now). We will be in this house always and then some of our children will have it.
Also what is the best type of 3/4" to use as a replacement? 160 psi or is there something better? Some type of PEX? We bury around 2 feet around here and never have a problem.
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