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        "text": "After a whole house repipe, new PEX pipes can last 40-50 years, while copper pipes often exceed 50-70 years, sometimes even longer. The lifespan depends on factors like water quality, installation quality, and environmental conditions. With CG Plumbing Solutions, you gain the practical tradeoff of a long-term solution that significantly reduces the likelihood of future plumbing issues, offering peace of mind and protecting your investment for decades.",
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        "description": "New PEX pipes can last 40-50 years, and copper pipes 50-70+ years, providing a durable solution for decades."
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  "description": "New PEX pipes can last 40-50 years, and copper pipes 50-70+ years, providing a durable solution for decades."
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