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Knowing the types of plumbing pipes in your home lets you take steps to prevent leaks, flooding, and potential health hazards. Polybutylene is prone to breakage, but it can be replaced with PEX, as it was here. Image: ilovebutter/Flickr.
Copper: Copper pipe is resists corrosion, so itâs commonly used pipe in water supply lines. It costs more than plastic but it lasts! There are two common types of copper pipe: Rigid copper, which comes in three thicknesses. Type M is the thinnest but is strong enough for most homes. Types L and Type K are thicker and used in outdoor and drain applications. To cut rigid copper, youâll need a wheel cutter, tube cutter, or a hacksaw.