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He doesn’t remove that pc of pipe, it is shore cut, bad work

Retired now but ive done many of these over the years and you made all the right choices..sure it would be nice if you can cut the wipe off and go onto the Brass of the ferrule but there needs to be a good 1" or more so the fernco will bite properly and using a med 90 even though you had to cut the shoulder down is still far better than a vent 90 or even those goofy ABS 4x3 closet bends..they just cause too many clogs. And digging out a 4" brass caulking ferrule with that much space available is just not realistic and if you end up with a hair line crack in that bell you will never try it again.

Good for another 30 years, I would have removed the lead and went right into the hub

Hey there David, I assume you always have to use some form of ratchet to remove the diverter assembly? Attempting my first change on this product. And that diverter stem is very tough to pull out. Had to stop using my plyers or I’d completely destroy the ends of it

Amateur hour! Who puts a coupling over jagged lead? Ever heard of service weights?

I like how you explain everything clearly to your customers, such as how the chain works to clean the whole interior of the pipe. The sound that drain makes just before the water is almost gone is exquisite! 😃

I absolutely love when you walk into a unit. And the clean out is right there in front of you. perfect Great job brother, keep it up.

Take the extra time to do things correctly. Next time, pull the old lead from the hub, clean the hub, and install a service weight gasket. Then commence with PVC or ABS material. Ferncos are prohibited above ground and should not have been installed.

Nice work bro 😎

Great video brother keep them coming

Hi Dave. What kind if flex shaft do u use?

Awesome job

Nice job as always. Happy St. Patrick's Day!

I use foil lasagna pans for drip trays they can be bent and manipulated to fit any space and come in full and half sizes... Great work!!!

Awesome job 👍

Beautiful work, Dave! I can't imagine all of that hair being inside a kitchen drain. It was satisfying to see all that soapy water swirling down that newly cleared drain.

Beautiful work, Dave!!

Are those plastic gloves?! 😮

Finally someone who doesn’t have a sink full of dirty dishes and a cabinet full of shit waiting for you😂 nice work

Great video !!!!!! thanks 🙂😇🙂😇🙂😇

Nice job! That is a strange setup with the trap being underneath the floor of the cabinet, isn't it?

Nice job

looks alot like our complex's shitty plumbing. except almost every riser /branch line is 50+ year old M copper with shitload of soft copper throw in. ancient crusty havent been turned off in 40+ years gate valves arent helping. we just had 3 major gas leaks. complex is falling apart from owners being cheapasses for the last 40 years. charge large, do what you can with garbage that is there

I want to look away, but just like at the race track you’re going to watch the crash right 😂

on a scale of 1 to 10 it’s a 14 😅nice work

Wow

What a mess you had to deal with! However, you stopped the leaks. My sister and I are facing a similar situation in the house in which we grew up. We are cleaning the house out and getting it ready to sell. The second bathroom was built in 1967 in a spot where it should never have been put. It was poorly constructed with pipes on the outside wall behind the tub and toilet, and pipes in the wall next to the garage. A couple of years ago, the pipes froze while my niece was staying there. I had her shut the water off and open the drain valves in the basement. Back in the fall, I tried to turn the water back on so I could clean up the bathroom. I could hear water rushing in the wall while nothing was running from the faucets or in the toilet tank. When I went into the basement, I could see water pouring out of the hole that the contractors made to run the water and drain pipes to the bathroom. So, this is going to mean either tearing out the walls in the bathroom or accessing them from outside. So, we are going to have to find a plumber who is willing to take on which I expect will be a nasty job.

Well their was some colorful metaphors in the making of this video. Can`t believe the person that built that wall just covered that mess up . Not sure about the black tape fix on that " outside faucet "?

Homeowner didn’t turn on heat while not home? Not much insulation on the exterior walls especially with water pipes. That had to be your last job of the day… good solid repairs. Thanks for sharing mate.

There always is that one nightmare job that never stops leaking right Dave, I get so frustrated with those types of jobs I just want to get out of there lol

You Always take your time. You seem relaxed. And You do a great job. Much Respect

I had nine separate bursts in one apartment last night! Heat line and DHW lines. Great video dude

Great video David !!! you work well under pressure !!! fair Play !!

Nice work 👏 the plastic strainer look great, I have to try them

Nice work dude! Tight work space but could be worse

I worked in a cleanroom for many years. A couple of years before I retired, some disgruntled employee was flushing wads of vinyl gloves down the toilets to intentionally plug them. I don't know if the person was caught, but management had an electronic lock put on the door to the change room just outside the restrooms. Everybody had to use their badge to unlock the door so that names and times of use were logged. The person who plugged that toilet with food had no consideration for his or her coworkers, and is downright lazy.

Nice job

Very nice

Great video !!!! thanks

As always- great video showing both your skills and your respect for your customers.

Nice fixes, I didn't quite get what caused the leaks at the extensions?

Do these builders see us plumbers building soffits and freaking bulk heads??? What the hell is that? I would’ve given him more respect if he had used even a pos flexible plastic trap as long it were done right but that’s just pure incompetence Dave lol. What’s wrong with these guys

Once again, you did a thorough and neat job, going the extra mile by eliminating the extra extension hoses in addition to correcting a badly botched drain installation. Your customer must be relieved to have breathable air instead of sewer stench.

Great video David !!!!! thanks

At 7:58 you put a paper towel ? in drain but didn`t see you remove it .

Good educational vid Thank-you "Nostradamus"...😃

Very pro job. I’d have used a couple shark bites and been out in a jiffy.

so why not just clean the solder of the 1/2 inch and make up a new 90 back to the pex ? butcher of a job IMO!

butchered

Great repair in a difficult space. The owners have a messy and expensive rebuilding job awaiting them.