I purchased my trailor in 1988, and 14 years later I am stll struggling with leaking pipes, one was leaking without my knowledge and now my floor is wavy and warped my wall paper has black mold growing on it and has made my family ill, including my pets.
I had a plumber come out and fix it only to find that they still leak now I have to turn the water off after every flush. I also experienced a pipe breaking, when I got home the entire house was flooded and all the registers were full of water you would have thought I was at yellow stone park, and just my luck, foremost insurance does not cover these events. Nor will the consumer plumbing recovery center help as they state my home is too old. Well I have been telling everyone NOT to purchase a trailor or modular home as they all STILL use these polybutelene pipes. I am very angry that all of the manufacturing companies still use these pipes when they know that they are TROUBLE.
I feel most Americans go with the manufacted housing to fit into their budgets and we all know that most people are NOT rich but want the look of a nice home, but you know in the long run manufactured homes are just a shell with alot of work to keep up, they eventually force you to take your hard earned money and repair repair repair. DOWN with polybutelene pipes and shame on ALL MANUFACTURES THAT INSIST THEY ARE GOOD... Mrs. Johnson
portage michigan
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