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Andrew Galea
The house is 10 years old. We are now experiencing pin holes in the copper pipes that supply hot water. We have a recirculating H/W pump. The pipes are buried below the concrete foundation. Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it??
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The water is probably slightly acidic. In Seattle the city water is tough on copper pipes, especially in apartment buildings and condo’s. When I worked for a mechanical contractor several years ago we did a fair amount of business replacing copper wter lines. Copper usually was uesd again but we made sure that we used the heavy wall type m copper pipe.
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Check out the following websites. http://www.aquasmartinc.com and http://www.copperknight.com. They both have some good info.
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