SharkBite PEX Press Review: Why H&M Services Chooses It for Faster, Leak‑Free Installs
Whether you’re dealing with a renovation, plumbing emergency, or standard repair, you need quality materials you can count on to get the job done right. In this testimonial, Brett Ridley of H&M Services shares how SharkBite PEX Press made replacing a washing machine box fast and easy. He also breaks down how PEX Press fittings have become an essential tool for his team when tackling service and remodel jobs. \
Discover: SharkBite PEX Press
Why PEX Press?
For years, traditional crimp methods have been the industry standard, but they come with a logistical headache: managing multiple parts, rings, and specialized tools. With SharkBite PEX Press, this is simplified significantly. What sets this system apart for Ridley are the built-in features that minimize errors and make installation fast and easy.
- Indicator Window: You can see that the pipe is fully inserted before pressing, ensuring a secure connection.
- Ridge Guide: The fitting itself includes a ridge that helps guide the tool into the perfect position for every press, ensuring consistent, leak-proof results.
- Pre-Attached Sleeves: Non-removable sleeves eliminate loose components on the jobsite and stay locked in place during installation for consistent connections. Press without having to reset or reposition.
You could do a PEX press fitting in half the time that it would take to do a traditional crimp ring. It's quick and convenient, so we can get in and out of the job, efficiently and make as much money as possible.
Learn More: Introducing: SharkBite PEX Press Fittings
One Brand, One Warranty, Endless Connections.
A major benefit to plumbers and contractors alike is the reliability of the SharkBite PEX System, with PEX Press fittings being the latest addition. This PEX system allows you to choose the pipe and fittings that work best for your project– all within one brand one solid warranty. Beyond push-to-connect fittings, SharkBite offers a full range of PEX fittings and quality PEX-a and PEX-b piping. For more information about our PEX system and how to choose the right fittings for your project, read our guide below.
Learn More: Which PEX Connection Is Best? Push-to-Connect, Press, Expansion, and Crimp