Need to replace a broken faucet. While turning water off to replace, would also like to
Move it from under patio area.

Pretty sure the faucet is now connected to a copper fitting.

My question is can I use pex behind the brick wall to extend it.
My thinking is that pex is flexible and I may not have to remove
As much brick to get it in.

If I use copper I would have to remove all brick (approx 10')


http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/zz111/lacogada/faucet_zps1a332936.jpg

Hello Dannac,

Yes you canuse the Pex, please open the links below for mor information, Thanks.

John

PEX: The Answer to Your Plumbing Pipe Problems! (http://missmellie.hubpages.com/hub/PEX-The-Answer-to-Your-Plumbing-Pipe-Problems)


http://www.familyhandyman.com/plumbing/plumbing-with-pex-tubing/view-all

Thanks for those helpful links.

I will be notching the concrete footing to allow a feed to go underground to a shop.

Is it OK to pass the Pex through concrete if it is insulated ?