Jlbc212
Well-known member
My son called me this morning. He asked if I could bring some roofing cement over to fix a leak by his brick fireplace chimney because he has some water in his basement. I realized while driving there that it hadn't rained last night, but it was chilly. Maybe he had turned his heat on. When I got there I found a pin hole leak in an orange, oxygen barrier pex heating pipe in the basement. It was an easy fix. The question is will this be an ongoing problem with the pex? The heating system and piping is only a year old. I've read that some pex has been plagued with pin hole leaks. Is this just a myth? It's also possible that a mouse may have bit into the pipe.



