Remember the House with Concrete in the Sewers? WE FIXED IT!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2020
- Y'all remember the house where the plumber poured concrete down the sewers? You know the house where we showed you the plumber actually pouring concrete in the sewers? When a plumber pours concrete into the plumbing system he's been paid to work on it's not good. Well, y'all wanted an update and to see how we fixed it! So here it is... Enjoy!
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What do y'all think about this repair??
Very interesting
I’m going to act like I understood what happened. I can’t believe he isn’t facing charges.
You do what you gotta do. If it was me I would make that plumbers life a living hell. I wouldn't stop my rampage until he is living on the streets homeless.
Did the people sue the plumber for the cost of removing the concrete?
Why was that a-hole plumber so mad in the first place?
Even if the city won't file criminal charges against him all they need is to get a civil suit to a jury and that plumber's going to wish he'd emptied a septic tank with his mouth rather than dumped concrete in their pipes.
Only bad thing with that once you go through court cost and lawyer fees if you get a judgment against him he'll probably just file bankruptcy and they'll never see the money they win in the case and their out a lot more money. It sucks that people can do this and get away with it just hope that one day karma will catch up with him
@@BarryJowers Bankruptcy in most states cannot void a court judgment anymore. So he would still be on the hook for the judgment.
@@christopherkidwell9817 Well, they still probably won't be able to get as much money out of him, as if he didn't file for bankruptcy.
@@BarryJowers if they sue him and win the he would more than likely have to pay for their legal fees
In Texas, people like plumbers are required to post a bond which is a type of insurance that pays for any type of screw up, accidental or purposeful. Since working as a plumber without a state license is a crime and they are not filing criminal charges against him, he would have a bond with the state.
I cant believe that guy is going to get away with it, even though he was caught on camera? Maybe a civil or law suit or some other way to get justice?
The civil suit would be a slam dunk. Criminal cases require proof beyond a reasonable doubt 99+% chance they did it. Civil cases require a preponderance of evidence +50% chance they did it. The evidence they have is more than enough for a preponderance of evidence, and it is, in my opinion, proof beyond a reasonable doubt, but I’m not the prosecutor.
That is what happen when customer dont pay.
Yea I hope the homeowners' lawyer is now the proud owner of some used plumming parts.
@@Marcel_Germann If you have been in the trade long enough u should know that is bs, i dont believe what the customer said to him that they pay 90% upfront, there are always 2 side to a story, you are only hearing 1 side and that is the customer side and i dont believe customer.
@@mojoich2736 the owner dont have a case here, since they cant prove the plumber did it.
Someone poured concrete down one of the toilets at our community center. My brother(a plumber) and I volunteered to fix it free of charge. Removed the toilet and using a masonry bit, honey combed the plug. We soaked it in vinegar and chiseled out the plug, replaced toilet with one from a salvage yard and the bathroom was back in business.
@@eligiol They drilled multiple holes in the concrete and it looks like a honeycomb afterwards.........
That's always nice to volunteer for something like that. You are a good person
If this is an insurance claim, make sure the adjuster gets all the info and footage. Insurance companies have no qualms about suing to recoup their losses on insurance claims. Especially if something was done maliciously. I could see the insurance company going after the plumbers insurance or the plumber himself to recoup the costs.
BINGO! You are right on target. Sick the insurance company on him.
Yep. Insurance companies definitely don't like paying out money 100% out of their pockets. There is more than enough evidence for an insurance company to go happily to court with on a civil suit and they'll win eventually, while making his life miserable in the meantime.
I doubt the plumber's insurance company would cover his malicious damage. If he gets sued, this plumber will be paying for it out of his own pocket.
@@andymanaus1077 maybe but the thing about insurance companies is that once they get a judgment they'll keep coming for him till the day he dies so it would end up being less of a headack to just pay them
Any Lawyer would argue that the homeowner did it. And without proof the homeowner would be sol.
I love that you handled this with so much care and compassion for the home owners. You're a good man, and they seem to be a rare breed these days.
This "plumber" needs to be outed, in my "humble" opinion. When people search for him, this video should be the first result. Grr.
I agree with you.
@@panconkisu Me too. The guy deserves a fair amount of misery to enter his life for this deed
Although, the bad plumber has been caught on camera he still must be found guilty in court. He is still innocent until proven guilty. You're not wrong that he must be outed. The outing will just have to wait for a few months.
@@MrJamesJamesJr they already said they wouldn't file charges even though they had evidence of him coming and going with a bucket of concrete. The system failed us and we have proof, time to take it in our own hands.
@@NotMe-ej9yz I'm guessing they got the plumber through the GC which makes him responsible for the plumber's work. For some reason he probably decided he'd rather eat the damages. He either doesn't want to go through the hassle of suing the plumber or he has some other reason not to pursue the case. Maybe the plumber and the GC have some history we're not aware of which may have been the reason so much money was asked upfront in the first place.
It's awesome that you didnt just react to this for a video, but actually went through and fixed the damage for the homeowner. Can't wait to see what kinda work this job must've entailed.
Before I retired I did handyman services in my retirement community.
Most of whom were widows.
One lady called me to do a few things for her.
In the course of working, she mentioned that she was had a plumber come out because of a leak problem she was having
Just out of curiosity I ask if she could show me the problem,
We went outside to where the water comes into the house.
I could see that there was a serious leak.
She informed me that the plumber wanted $5000.00 to fix it because the slab the house sat on had
sunken and crushed the pipes.
This didn't sound quite right to me.
I dug down a few inches around the pipe and discovered it had obviously been cut with I assume was a hack saw.
I fixed it for her at the cost of the material which was .54 cents.
Great job! It’s good to hear of someone who really cares about people and takes pride in there work!😊👍
Not all heroes wear capes. In fact, most dont even own capes.
Can I just take a minute to point out how badass this guy's mustache is?
He needs to do one of his videos with a bandana and sunglasses, could be a stand in for Hulk Hogan. Instead of 'The Hulk' or 'The Undertaker' we could go with 'The Plumber' ;)
Roger seems like a really good friend. A humble, honest worker. Does it right, even goes out of his way to be helpful and mindful of the tile. Being a plumber and running a channel at the same time. Hats off to you, Roger. You're a great bloke with a great stache!
" Plumber " number 1 was paid 90 percent and was only owed 10 percent. He could have gone to small claims court and gotten his money if he was stiffed. The job was not finished, he shouldn't have been paid anything until it passed inspection. Most I ever asked up front was materials costs plus 10 percent, remainder due upon finish or draw downs based on completion percentages on really big jobs.
If it doesn’t make sense it’s probably not true.
@@grantsmith6052 and yet dumb is as dumb does. Just because it doesn't make sense, doesn't mean it didn't happen. Reality has no need to abide by suspension of disbelief.
@@Grounders10 No, the customer is lying 100% .... Vandalism can get you jail, this wouldn't have been done for no good reason. The customer is lying.
@@Grounders10 If you go to a job and the last contractor had resorted to vandalizing his own work then you had better be very careful and get your money upfront.
@Matt P I never ask for any money upfront on jobs, there is just no need. A job takes a month at most and I might be $1000 out of pocket tops during that time. Asking for even that upfront just sounds like amateur hour, if not plain shady. UNLESS I came to a job like this, in which case I would be asking hundreds of questions, talking to the original contractor to get his side of the story, and then probably asking for the full price upfront.
Whoever poured concrete down the drain is so unprofessional
Absolutely
Thats saying the least. Intentional planned damage to property, spiteful, reckless, careless.. I mean if your customers know that if you dont get what you want (in terms of maybe price or ease of project) that youll literally destroy their whole systems? Jees.
It’s criminal.
Yep, shoulda used 2 component epoxy 😂
bigpapatay yea and they even got away from due to “nO vIdEo EvIdence” like dude, he had a bucket full of something and arrived was on the house and next thing you know that concrete is on the pipes. 🤦
I don't know what half the stuff is that you talk about because I work in the medical field but I feel like whenever I get a home I'll have some idea what my plumber will be talking about. Your videos are informative and entertaining.
Wish all plumbers would be this professional.
Roger is an honest man doing honest work.
Wooow the circumstantial evidence at this point is so great that it is almost as good as being caught red handed. It blows my mind that they didnt want to file charges. If all they saw was him on camera being the last one in the home that would be one thing, but him being the last one in WITH the concrete AND the buckets AND a motive? Nuts...
criminal charges require evidence beyond a doubt. a civil case does not, this would be a slam dunk in a civil case.
What was the motive because I just got here so I don't know the story
And you're forgetting the fact that supposedly the guy sent them a quote to fix it before he could have possibly even known about it if it wasn't him. This is just the local police being too lazy to bother arresting him for it, if Roger isn't lying then they absolutely have enough to convict him for the vandalism.
@@jamesgarrison6430 They only paid like 90% of their bill before the job was even complete instead of 100% before the job was complete.
@@BrazBlue evidence beyond a *reasonable* doubt. There is enough circumstantial evidence to pass this standard.
1. carried in all the supplies required to do the vandalism
2. only person who accessed the property in the time frame it happened.
In my opinion, the prosecutor dropped the ball on this one.
Not sure how I made it to plumbing youtube but I'm loving it
Much respect to you, not a lot of people like you around anymore, thank you for all the quality videos you provide 😁
I'm super glad you fixed it! Homeowner must be so happy!
Why is this channel so underrated?
Big Fan of wisdom. I’m nervous and excited to be taking my Master Exam soon. I heard a lot of stories growing up from my Dad and grandfather. Enjoy your videos ever time you post new solutions to plumbing. Keep doing what you’re doing. You’re a huge motivation for my career. 👍🏼👍🏼Josh Murray
Thanks for your video and your honesty Roger.
A plumber with a heart of gold. Keep up the great work!
This man's mustache is simultaneously intimidating, and awe inspiring.
I can only imagine what the final cost is for this. It has to be in the tens of thousands. Not only for plumber work, but also for reconstruction.
Depends- re-Plumbing probably anywhere from 5-12k depending how much work needed to be done outside. The GC probably has guys on staff that can handle the concrete for another thousand but either way it’s complete BS that the plumber had no repercussions from this. Hopefully, karma will come back around on him
@@unl987 I hope so also
You’re one of the most honest, hardworking, and upfront plumbers. Kudos to you sir!
This is just reminding me of earlier this year helping dad get some cast iron pipe out of the basement. Good work! Keep it up!
Roger, good to see someone that cares for the customer (would of liked to see the customers reaction to the gifts you left them with)
*would have liked
For real I don’t even know how I got here and found this channel but I’m glad I do. I have no interest in plumbing but it’s just interesting for some reason idk.
all tradework is interesting. It beats stem work for sure.
The guy is really nice, has a nice voice, and knows how to make plumbing interesting. I never had any interest in plumbing either, but I found his reaction videos funny and just kinda jumped down the rabbit hole from there. Now I've been subscribed a few weeks lol
I'm glad you fixed it .
Great video love how you break down everything you did, hope this person house comes out great with the work you do!
I've never heard of ABS pipe until today, sounds pretty interesting and sounds like it has more pros over PVC but PVC also has some pros over it. All I've ever seen used in my area is schedule 40, cellular core DWV, and CPVC.
I hope the home owners are able to bill your services to the other contractor, and perhaps more for inconvenience.
I love what your doing for the family keep up the good plumbing work
You are the absolute best Roger I watch your videos everytime a new one comes out I wish I just lived in the Dallas area so I could learn even more from you in person
I had been watching you for a few months but saw you in a RUclips ad a few days ago, also does she have a go fund me set up for her cause she should
So he walked away without a charge or prison time? How is that even legal?
Justin, "Innocent until proven Guilty in a Court of Law!" and the burden of proof is on the Prosecution! You, Me, Everyone might think that we know exactly what the POS Plumber did.... but not one of us has definitive proof! We have all seen the video of him walking into the home with a bag of concrete and a bucket and we're told that he was the only contractor to enter the home, that week! But can you prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that it was him that committed the crime? We know it's him, we're sure that it's him but not one of us can prove that it's him... therefore, in the eyes of the Law.... he's innocent! If you're to learn anything from this sad story.... it's to always invoke your fifth, say nothing, remain silent... Guilty or Innocent.... then it's up to the Law Enforcement Officers to gain enough evidence to put before a Court/Jury to convict you... that's their job! We know that he's Guilty but we can't prove it... Sometimes innocent people are convicted and sentenced for crimes that they didn't commit because they opened their mouths!
@@joseywales3789 Pfft, people go to prison with less evidence on them. Yes, there is a chance it would be a not guilty, but I have had it explained it to me by prosecution lawyers that you can successfully prosecute people with this much evidence
@mojothemigo, perhaps in a civil case where the homeowner takes out a Private Prosecution against the POS Plumber, Because the burden of proof is a lot less in a civil case than a criminal case! The very wording "without a reasonable doubt" is a subjective opinion and the twelve people have to decide based on their own opinions, morals and ethics, this is where things get foggy, what I find wrong and revolting, you might find acceptable and normal, Opinions are exactly that, the feelings of the person who holds the opinions! A plumber with a bucket and quickset concrete is not unusual and they use it on a weekly basis for their job. How many other people entered the home during the timeframe? It's a toss of a coin! We seem to unanimously think that the POS Plumber put the concrete in the drains but we're not in Court hearing all of the evidence! What I'm saying is don't speak to the Police and your likelihood of walking away with your crime is higher BUT your likelihood of being fitted up with a crime, if you speak to the Police is also higher! You're innocent but you spoke to the Police and you are prosecuted for a crime that you didn't commit! If you've ever been in a Court, you'll know that it's a theatre, the Prosecution are attacking and the Defence are defending, you'll hear lies and accusations but in amongst the words, gowns, pomp and ceremony, the *TRUTH* gets hidden, added to that are the Opinions of the Jury! Nothing is Certain in a Court of Criminal Law!
@@mojothemigo also, WHAT IF the client and aaaaalll his family clearly remember when testifying in court, that right after this weekend this guy called them and told "I poured concrete into the plumbing system because you would not pay me HAHAHAHAHA". Voi-la - the case has just gotten several direct witnesses of the criminal acknowledging his crime. If he can prove they are testilying - well, they can be found guilty. But just like in this 'concrete-pouring' case - he might KNOW he did not say that, but he should PROVE they are lying, right?
He runs a business so he can't be charged. At best the business can be sued since he was a little unprofessional but it wasn't criminal.
Also if you wanted to sue you would have to prove that he intended to mess up the pipes. He might've thought the concrete would clear up the pipes. No way to know unless he confesses so no case. Hopefully the homeowner learned from this experience and knows not to go around their GC to hire sketchy people.
Thank goodness for this video. Great editing and I was hoping there was a follow up to see it fixed, before and after.
I really enjoy watching technicians being passionate and skillful at their work. Gives me hope and inspiration
So my takeaway from this is I need to install security cameras above all the toilets in my house.
I had roofers rob me during a reroofing job. And the company claimed religious values....
Am a amateur from the north east is there any reason why you put the lead riser instead of just running the pvc upto a pvc flang as I've never seen that before.
he mentioned pouring concrete to fill the hole. My guess is later on cut the risers and install a flange.
@@ilovefunnyamv2nd ok, thanks
I was curious about the same thing.
Some of us prefer the Brass Flange. They are more solid and will last longer.
@@RogerWakefield Thanks .
Mad respect to your work ethic Mr. you remind me of all my elders teaching me thought-out my early years... great job from one pro to another
Roger, your efforts were impeccable. You minimized repair costs and onlendid what was necessary. If I needed a plumber and lived in your area, you would be my go-to plumber.
That ruling by the court is pure BS. The only person accessing that home was the plumber. It was a bad call and should be appealed to a higher court.
5:00 Those external clean outs are quit interessting. I have never seen those over here, but I like the concept. Is there any downside to them?
I don't about the jurisdiction but do you have private prosecution? Could this be taken to the state level? Can he no be charge for trespassing, I understood this wasn't on his allocated time?
I'd also want to go above and much beyond to help the homeowner; good on you for doing so. The bidet will certainly be a blessing.
You sir are amazing. Going the extra mile to make sure they don't have to replace tile. If I was in your area you would be in my contacts for plummer.
I am a master plumber with 43 years in the trade. Lead riser in 1969 maybe, but 2020? What's up with that? Local code?
Criminal charges should be pressed for the plumber that did that. Would it be OK for the homeowner to sabotage his vehicle engines?
In Russia? Yes. In America? No, that's what civil court is for.
Good stuff . Thanks for posting.
Well, At least we still have generous people like you in the world. :) Great video, looking forward to the next update!
Hey Roger, first year apprentice here. Why did you put lead back in for the closet bend? Would it not be beneficial to put back pvc instead?
He was putting in a brass flange instead of a PVC one because they last longer.
@East Lansdowne Cast iron + brass = galvanic corrosion.
@@danlorett2184 Ive seen brass flanges needing to be replaced. I've never seen a plastic flange that needed to be replaced.
@@jtyler9162 Most of the time the PVC flanges just break, especially around the the bolts.
@@jtyler9162 A heavy person on the toilet can break a pvc flange easily. Especially if the floor is not flat.I have replaced many.
8:00 then we can come in and pour concrete in here. That's literally what he came there to fix 😂
Im 21 and know nothing about plumbing but you make it so damn interesting that i cant look away great job sir. I aim to be as enthusiastic and passionate about my job as you are yours.
awesome job Roger!
and this is the reason why i watch every single contractor i allow into my home... every minute they are here.. sorry if that offends some of them, but tuff crap.
They shouldn't be offended lol I would do the same, not because of paranoia like this but because I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving a random stranger in my house regardless of who they are.
Im a contractor plumber and I wouldn't get offended i do the same 😆 plus adds some nice chit chat while u work.
This didn't happen while he was there. He came back later to sabotage it.
@@---cr8nw well yes but he would have had to have a key or something, that or they left the house unlocked.
@@richardmillhousenixon, nope. He did it from outside. He opened the cleanout (outside the house) and poured concrete down into it. Your don't need interior access to do that.
That organ music is my alarm clock notification! No joke! I thought my phone alarm clock was malfunctioning!
haha it's the Toccata and Fugue by J.S Bach
Roger, you are a good guy.
Please keep the updates coming!!
I can't believe that guy is getting away with it! That's so messed up!
And I think I know what "secret surprise" is you're putting in.... Starts with a "b" because if the shortage on TP....
Yup, a brush!
@@JohnWatkinsUK bronze bristled brush maybe
Me, realizing: HOL UP THIS IS RECENT
Good work, Roger.
Excellent you are a great guide for how work should br done
When you're talking about the lead risers, do you mean actual lead? I didn't know lead was still used.
if you nly need smething heavy only osmium and gold are better. and yeah, lead is the cheapest of them. And lead as a metal isn't dangerous. like all heavy metals its salts and vapors are
As long as its not used for sewer or water than its considered safe use of lead pipe
It’s a sewer line not potable water so lead is okay
Thomas McConnell in Idaho, sewer begins 2 feet outside the foundation. This is a waste line that will eventually lead to sewer. I’ve never heard of or seen this lead riser that does not have a flange (yet). I’m only a first year, so far from experienced. I’m guessing it has something to do with slab repairs.
I was thinking the same it has been illegal in the UK to use lead in any form in plumbing for decades clay pipe from the toilet to PVC drainage as has been said stable lead is "safe" however the cleaning product you put down your toilet can slowly dissolve it putting lead in the water
Backfall? So not only did he destroy the plumbing, he never did it correctly in the first place. Hope the only plumbing he gets near again only involves scrubbing toilets...heavily supervised.
With his own toothbrush!
Love the channel my man keep em coming
You guys are awesome, you went above and beyond to help those that have suffered and have no legal way to make the bad plumber pay. If someone has setup a go-fund for them put it in the comments
Reminds me of what happened to my uncle, two guys followed him into the building, kicked his head in and left him for dead, he was left with permanent brain damage, if his neighbour hadn't seen him and phoned an ambulance, he'd be dead. They were seen entering behind him shortly before the ambulance was called and walking away briskly 5 minutes afterwards, someone told the police that they overheard one of them bragging about it. Guess what happened to them? Nothing, didn't catch them on camera, even though they were the only ones who could have done it, I mean who else? A neighbour or their guest did it and then hid in the house, they were there at the time and didn't stop it? Visiting someone for less than 5 minutes were they? Guys bragging about it, just hearsay? If they won't charge those two with an attempted murder, it hardly surprises me nothing happened. Guy watches a house burn with a can of gas and a handful of matches, still wasn't found out!
Maybe next time they dont forget about Dre.
It's getting to the point where you will have to put cameras in every room of the house
I remember that. I was in my house listening to my new will smith cd
I like the cameras we have I pay 3.99 a month so it records to the cloud .
Hay if I looked in the sewers I wouldn’t wanna see that either XD
I would hire you in a heartbeat! You seem like an honest guy and very knowledgeable. Earned a sub from me! 😎
Great video. Thanks.
I heard of a plumber who walked off a job and hired a different plumber to connect city water after meter to existing Pipelines after new service was run. The customer agreed to pay the amount and signed a contract. After the work was completed the homeowner refused to pay. The owner of the company then came out with a pair of bolt Cutters and made it look like he was going to cut a live line . He also stated that there was no water connected upon arrival, and there would not be connected water upon leaving if the customer refused to pay. They said the customer paid them right away without hesitation. Can you say scare tactics
you should probably fix your story, I think you're missing the part where the first plumber finished 99% of the job, just didn't turn on the water into the home, and homeowner refused to pay. The thing I don't like, is that doesn't pressure test the system, can't know the work is done and there are no leaks without water running.
Yeah I think I heard similar on reddit, but I've also heard stories where the contractor sub contracted out the entire job fpr less and basically got free money, until the homeowner asked why the never saw their boss/partner that they signed the contract with. In the end, they payed the 2nd contractor + tip and put a stop payment to contractor 1
You're all over the place and it's hard to follow.
Without you I would've had to call a plumber, never knew you could use plungers on showers and sinks until I watched your videos (unfortunately I had to use my toilet plunger but still did the job)
Trolling or for real?
My brother has a mini-plunger for his sink and it worked great.
Unless you are licking the drain it doesn't matter if you use the same plunger.
Here in Baltimore,i do alot of plumbing Service/Rehabs,and do alot of ABS to pvc conversions.. very important to not primer,just clean the abs pipe but can primer the pvc coupling hub or whatever pvc fitting you're using to do the replacement/addition/ conversion.. 28yrs plumbing,I've worked from cast iron,lead joints(ladles and lead runners),ABS,PVC,Copper etc.. I still very much enjoy my job as a plumber and learning all the new innovative ways and products constantly coming out
Wow I love your videos! I've learned a lot watching you. The fact that this guy ruined some ones home like this is unforgiveable and I think its great you are making every effort to not just undo what he did, but do it better! I hope the contractor passes this on to other contractors. IF the city won't do something the community should. Keep up the good work. You're the coolest plumber ever!
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Roger: oh it looks like someone also poured concrete on it to
dark zxt3rue BROOO LMFAOOOOOO
Unfortunately, there are scumbag customers out there that have no intention of paying for the job you did for them. In most cases it is not worth going to court, but revenge is priceless. I go by the factor of 10. You screw me for a hundred I am going to cost you a thousand.
@@bigrick7108 but... That's illegal. Don't do the job. There's other options besides pouring concrete, like that's so dumb I hope that plumber gets fried
If someone screwed me over through no fault of my own I’d be soaking my knuckles in ice afterwards 🤨
Salt water stings (like hell), but it helps clean out the infection. Don't want to put ice on bare skin. If your gonna use ice, wrap it in a towel or something first.
Tight leather gloves..........
Thank goodness there are good people out there like you. We appreciate you watching out for people... thank you
Honestly you have much more control than I have, in the last vid you mentioned that the previous guy had a complaint on his liscense, which meant you knew his name and everything, i would have mentioned it in the video for the sole purpose that some viewers would make more complaints in an effort to suspend his liscense, which the plumber obviously deserves for work like this, i would have totally doxxed him.
What’s with the lead riser on the toilet? I’ve never in my life heard of this, everything is ABS until it goes out of the foundation here
Same in the uk we haven't done lead in along time as far i know its all abs /pvc or cast iron
Same here in Western Canada, all abs sometimes pvc.
never seen lead in MS! thought i was missing something. glad yall commented.
Is this an insurance claim? This makes me very fearful of the cost of all this.
I got to say this is some great customer service to fix the wrong of somebody else also I'm glad to see guys like you working in the field and doing great customer service like this! this definitely goes above and beyond a hard worker and a dedicated man to his craft and anybody ever leaves a bad review about you I know it's complete bowl full of crap because after this I have a lot of respect for you to fix the wrongs of an arrogant plumber for reasonable price
U had a great digger... Kudos to him, he did a great clean job.
Yeah, agreed. It's good finding builders and tradesmen who do a neat clean job like that
what the hell. Dude just straight up dealt thousands of dollars of damages because he wasn't paid 100% for a job that he didn't even finish? The guy must be on drugs.
No, just a democrat.
@@HellaGood in texas? haha
@@AustinMichael heroin Democrats lol
I'm not buying this whole story.
@@HellaGood DEmocrats aren't plumbers.
That just sounds like pure laziness on the city's part to not prosecute him. People have been convicted on much shakier evidence then that and I guarantee you even the lawyer who only got Cs in his legal classes could still get a conviction.
@Sparka And you didn't even bother to read my comment.
@Sparka he is carrying a bucket into a house he is not supposed to be in, at a time that is not work hours, and the next day the pipes are full of concrete, with noone else being there in between, this evidence is far beyond shaky, it might not be beyond any doubt, he could habe brought in toiletwine and had a little party for himself while a ninja snuck in through an unmonitored window with some concrete. However, he was where he shouldnt have been, and this in itself is already strong evidence
Good job !
I don't have a lick of knowledge about plumbing, but I'm glad it worked out for the homeowner.
Pov: Roger wakefield breaks into your home though the toilet to steal your chemical clog cleaner
You almost wonder if part of the apprenticeship program doesn't need to include a psych evaluation and a morality test.
Morality test wouldn't work, since it bu it's very nature is subjective and people can lie. A psych evaluation though, yeah, maybe
not enough people in these professions as it is.
Amen brother thank God Almighty for guys like you!! I am maintenance technician in multi family Apts biz I see crazy bull S@@@ ever day it great to see quality work still happens. Thanks John
I watched the first one i was like there goes the bathroom, good job mate well done.
Put em in jail for a month, let the inmates pour "concrete" down his "drains".
This comment is a great example of normie sadism.
@@derrickbonsell I highly doubt you could define either of those two terms. Thanks for the odd comment though, that's a new one.
Hooray for encouraging rape!
@@flamingtp4947 it's not that hard to understand. The average person seems to be pro prison rape. Enjoying the suffering of the inmates = sadism. This is why the other commenter called it normie sadism and they are right.
Find out where this fool lives and get justice, just make sure there are no cameras since apparently if a crime is not videotaped 100% you are free to go
i like how you think
Clog up his drains, then do his vehicle so he doesn't do the same to someone else.
You can be video taped bringing in the gasoline to set fire to his house but as long as they don't see you light the match, you're off the hook.
nice looking job
It's strange to think that I'm fangirling over a plumber, but you're pretty much a hero at this point :)
Not strange, it's nice to see some folk show some compassion
Thats BS he walked in to the home with concrete and walked out without, guilty as charged. oh right.
This sort of thing frustrates me so bad to even hear about, makes me think of 2 words... Vigilante Justice
Amazing man...
I think you did a good job 🙌👏👍