J & J Tonucci
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In fact, originally quoted 1/2" pipe. But he later thought the flow capacity might be marginal. So he up-sized to 3/4" for no extra cost. They also put a coat of primer on it. That's the kind of work that genuinely exceeds expectations and earns A ratings. I will put the finish coat on in the spring when it warms up.
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