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Alabama and Texas NIBCO PEX Settlement Claims Closed

Published October 27, 2024
Updated July 30, 2026

The Alabama and Texas NIBCO settlement covered qualifying leaks involving specified PEX tubing, fittings, and clamps.

Alabama and Texas NIBCO PEX Settlement Claims Closed

Current Status

The settlement is final and the claims period has closed. Qualifying leaks had to occur by May 16, 2025, with the final submission window ending October 13, 2025. The official site estimated final and second pro rata payments for late 2025 or early 2026 but does not confirm completion.

StatusClaims closed; final distribution unconfirmed
Final Submission DateOctober 13, 2025 (Passed)
Settlement Fund$7.65 million
Potential BenefitRepair, damage, or replumbing relief under the plan

What Was This Case About?

The lawsuits alleged that specified NIBCO PEX tubing, fittings, or clamps installed in covered Alabama and Texas properties were defective and could leak. NIBCO denied that its products were defective and denied liability.

Who Was Covered?

The settlement covered owners or occupants of qualifying residential structures in the Alabama and Texas locations identified by the official notice, as well as certain people who paid for qualifying leak repairs or resulting damage.

What Benefits Were Available?

Approved claims could receive a percentage of unreimbursed repair and property-damage costs, and some properties with multiple qualifying leaks could receive replumbing relief. Documentation and product-submission rules applied.

Official Information

Review the latest information on the Alabama and Texas PEX Settlement website.

Settlement Fund $7.65 million
Case Titles Matson v. NIBCO Inc.; Garrett v. NIBCO Inc.
Case Numbers 5:19-cv-00717-RBF; 2:19-cv-01137-RDP
Courts U.S. District Courts for the Western District of Texas and Northern District of Alabama
Current Milestone Claims closed; final-payment completion not posted
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