In re NIBCO PEX Tubing, Fittings and Clamps Products Liability Litigation: NIBCO, Inc. class action settlement
The NIBCO, Inc. class action settlement has closed and is no longer accepting claims. Who it covered: Anyone who has owned or occupied a residential or commercial structure in the United States since January 1, 2005 that contains or contained NIBCO PEX tubing, fittings, or clamps and suffered unreimbursed costs or damages from water leaks, or who repaired or paid to repair such damage. Certain properties in Alabama and Texas associated with D.R. Eligible class members may receive between 25% and 70% of their reasonably proven property damage for qualifying leaks. Past damage claims (before May 16, 2019) and future damage claims are both eligible. An optional re-plumb payment covering 25% to 70% of re-plumbing costs is available for those with three or more qualifying leaks. The total settlement fund is up to $43.5 million. Supplemental payments are being issued on a rolling basis beginning July 30, 2026, bringing total payments to 70% of approved claim amounts. The deadline to file a claim was October 13, 2019, and it has passed.
This class action lawsuit alleges that NIBCO, Inc. manufactured and sold defective PEX tubing, fittings, and clamps used in residential and commercial plumbing systems. A settlement fund of up to $43.5 million was established to compensate class members who experienced water leaks from these products. Eligible claimants may receive between 25% and 70% of their reasonably proven property damage, with supplemental payments currently being distributed.
The facts
| Claim deadline | October 13, 2019 |
|---|---|
| Proof required | Yes |
| Class period | from January 1, 2005 |
| Administrator | PEX System Settlement |
| Status | Closed, no longer accepting claims |
Common questions
Who is eligible for the NIBCO, Inc. settlement?
Anyone who has owned or occupied a residential or commercial structure in the United States since January 1, 2005 that contains or contained NIBCO PEX tubing, fittings, or clamps and suffered unreimbursed costs or damages from water leaks, or who repaired or paid to repair such damage. Certain properties in Alabama and Texas associated with D.R. Horton and Continental Homes are excluded.
How much money will I get?
Eligible class members may receive between 25% and 70% of their reasonably proven property damage for qualifying leaks. Past damage claims (before May 16, 2019) and future damage claims are both eligible. An optional re-plumb payment covering 25% to 70% of re-plumbing costs is available for those with three or more qualifying leaks. The total settlement fund is up to $43.5 million. Supplemental payments are being issued on a rolling basis beginning July 30, 2026, bringing total payments to 70% of approved claim amounts. Final amounts usually depend on how many valid claims are filed, so the published figure is a maximum rather than a promise.
When is the claim deadline?
The deadline to file a claim was October 13, 2019, and it has passed. This settlement is no longer accepting claims.
Do I need receipts or proof of purchase?
You need documentation, such as a receipt or a statement, to file. Every claim form asks you to confirm that the information you give is true, and filing a claim you are not entitled to is fraud.
Is the NIBCO, Inc. settlement legitimate?
This settlement is administered by PEX System Settlement, a court appointed claims administrator. A real settlement never asks you to pay to file a claim. File only on the official settlement website linked on this page.
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