Defective pipes wrecking Georgia homes, same brand keeps coming up
June 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelIf you own a newer home, you may want to check your pipes. Atlanta News First Investigates found widespread complaints from homeowners in Georgia and across the country claiming defective PEX pipes made by Uponor damaged their homes, costing them tens of thousands of dollars in repairs.
Court records show homeowners in at least 10 states have filed federal lawsuits against Uponor, alleging its pipes are prematurely deteriorating and cracking.
Uponor says its pipes have a very low failure rate and are manufactured under strict quality controls.
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