A homeowner asks which is better: Hunter or Weathermatic, for a new installation.
Each brand offers low-end and high-end valves, heads, and controllers. A $12 valve and a $25 valve may look similar but differ in durability.
Labor cost is the same regardless of product quality. Spending more upfront on better components pays off in longevity. The author leans toward Weathermatic but emphasizes verifying model numbers.
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