If your Auburn home has older pipes that keep leaking, corroding, or giving you low water pressure, you’ve probably wondered: Should I switch to copper or go with PEX? It’s a fair question, and it’s one we hear from homeowners all the time at 2 Sons Plumbing Auburn.
The truth is, both materials have their pros and cons. The right choice really depends on your budget, the layout of your home, and how long you plan to stay in it.
There’s no single “best” answer, but here’s how we usually explain it to our Auburn customers:
We sometimes get asked if repiping is something a handy homeowner can tackle. The short answer: no. Repiping a house isn’t like swapping a faucet—it’s an entire system change. You have to consider things like water chemistry, pipe runs through attics or crawlspaces, and making sure everything is brought up to current plumbing codes. That’s where hiring a licensed plumber saves you time, money, and stress.
If your Auburn home still has galvanized steel, corroded copper, or old polybutylene pipes, chances are you’re due. Signs include:
If you’re seeing any of these, it’s probably time to consider a full repipe before a small leak turns into a flood.
Auburn’s Trusted Repiping Experts
At 2 Sons Plumbing Auburn, we’ve repiped homes all across the area using both copper and PEX. We’ll take a look at your home, explain the pros and cons of each option in plain English, and give you a clear, upfront estimate—no surprises.
Call us today at (206) 487-1757 to schedule a repiping consultation. We’ll help you decide whether copper or PEX is the smarter choice for your Auburn home, and make sure your plumbing is set up to last for decades.

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