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So, what are you saying?

Hello, how much does a job cost?

Should have covered the stand pipe when filling dirt and concrete.

You didn't have to sweat rhe pipes?

Thanks for the video!! Saved me time, money and heartache!! For anyone that had a hard time reading the replacement part#, it is Delta RP77738A.

Guess on cost?

Good skills ❤

Super impressive job. You can tell that he takes great pride in his work.

Lol the random conversation.

It's hard to get a grip on the shaft but a thin pair of needle nose will allow you to turn it a little at a time. Worked for me and heard some kind of obstruction rattle up the pipe and got flushed out. Easy savings of over $500.

Awsome vidioe 😊😊 i love soldering

Great job sir

Use a wire nut on your caulk tube and it will be reusable. It's a pretty cool hack

I have a swival torch to 😊 i really like using my acytlene turbo torch 😊😊

I think I want to be a plumber after watching this….

Thanku my friend this helps so much 😊

Goodjob 😊😊

So what happens when it get freezing cold

Awesome job man you really taught me a lot. Thank you.

Crawl spaces should be at least 3-4 ft min in height. Ridiculous trying to work in those conditions

His guy deserves 5 stars. He replaced the shower valve and crawled under the house! Great vid I learned so much.

I would like to get a hold of you of possible, i have a similar problem that i need assistance with. Are you still working in the metro Detroit area ?

Great video, now why didnt you just replace the shellback pump ? And where does this water come from is this the storm drain ?

It all depends how you clear a drain. I've used both and I still take my super vee with 5/16" cable and clogchopper end to break through kitchen sink setup like this.. The k50 is meh in hard, compact drains like coffee grinds and such. Again, it depends on what works for you. I don't use the k50 anymore. The super vee is just way more convenient

Thanks for posting.

Thanks for posting.

Great video. You still around?

Check valve is too high!!

What a nightmare job, I'm sorry bro

Somewhere piece of PVC broke off.

Que precio tiene esa maquina

Can you do a video of a leaky bathroom sink faucet and tub repair,

This was the most understandable video i have ever seen! Thank you

Thank you for posting this. It's illegal for a plumber in my state to change one of these two handled tub/shower faucets without replacing with a temperature control valve. I saw a Gerber kit in the hardware store when I had to replace the shower spray wand. I'll investigate more. Eventually I'll have to do the diverter set but I need to have walls out and have been putting off for that. I had quit doing my own plumbing.

This is a superb, in-depth demonstration showing a real job done in real time. Nothing is glossed over. The plumber’s experience and expertise are obvious.

What's the difference between those 2 holes? How do you know where to put the snake in?

I see the utlet right behind the sink ,,,ie NOT groung fault safe ,...

So what was the issue? Tree roots?

Now call the insurance company, and hope they pay for all the damage.

Used these in the 80's and 90's in St.John's Newfoundland.We cleaned our catch basins on streets and cul-de-sacs manually like this every summer with 10 man crews .It's actually more efficient. When the silt/dirt gets packed together like in the video it's mud and hard to suck up with a Vac Truck Hose,. Even when loosened up with high pressure water it's still thick and heavy. So we did it manually every summer the whole City and we get enormous amounts of rain and Snow. So if the melt off of snow turning to water has nowhere to go as the Catch Basin Outflow Pipe is blocked with mud/silt so it' floods your basements and streets causing headaches. Once the Catch Basin is "" DIPPED " We Flush the Outflow Pipe with the High Pressure Hose with a Warthog Attachment on the end washing off the walls of the Outflow pipe making it work better as when excess water comes you want high efficiency in your Catch Basin System .This way it's an insurance for your infrastructure...as it will be working the way it was designed.

I just had them fix mine. It wouldn't shut off or turn on by itself. $75.00. Now, to get it back on.....

that looks like a ton of work..😯...how much does something like that cost start to finish..?

Hello, I have a Shellback Torpedo 15. Recently, when it rains, the water comes up through the basement floor drain. The sump pump will not turn on, I have to physically go back to where it is and hit the side of it. When I do this, it will start up and drain the water and then turn off by itself. And it will never turn back on until more water starts coming up through the floor drain, and I have to hit it again and the process repeats. Is there anything I can do to fix this myself? I would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks!

very good vedeo

Oddly satisfying when it drains 🫡

Man, I'd give anything for that pink sink! But great video, thanks.

I would have added a shut off valve at the water line...then flex line to the tank...imagine winter and a leak and having to go out in the snow to shut off the main water line.

1:22 "Yep. It will be [moves camera. creates noise]. It's totally backed up. Okay so this is the right place to snake it from. I'm gonna put the biggest [camera noise] fit in that hole right there so we can get a nice [inaudible]. So whichever one is the [camera noise: deepest?] one is the [camera noise: storm?] . So [inaudible] water that one goes down that far. Okay so that's what we want the shallower one. That's gonna be the sanitary."

Good job, I can see you knew wat you were doing. I was afraid you were going to knock one of those cans into the pit! 1. You can put a little liquid soap on the rubber boot to get it on the pipe much easier. 2. I would have waited a while before re-filling the pit to check for leaks, and not used the dirt, as suggested by another post. Anyway......... thanks for the video, I have a similar pit i have to fill myself.

The silicone should have been placed under sink before you dropped it in to secure it better, and silicone underneath.