These jobs amaze me -- seems overwhelming to a handyman like me but you, a professional plumber, just tear right into it and get it done! I learn so much from these videos! Much respect!
All the old galvanized out there gives plumbing contractors real job security. You have a great system. Diagnose, expose, remove, replace. All the best dude!
Yeah everything is old when he works. A lot of it’s from the 50s/60s post war housing boom in California. Now just imagine how much job security all these new buildings will be in 15 or 20 years with their pex and cpvc plastic water lines. The galvanized and copper would last up to 60 - 70 years now I want to see how long all this plastic lasts. We’re already seeing that it’s lifespan will be less than impressive.
Reminds me of a car repair. The mechanic says it just a loose bolt, but I am going to have to remove the engine to get to it. Easy repair, heaps of prep and refitting accessories.
I've noticed you guys don't use much pex, is this because of a potential for rodent-caused leaks? or is it just the preferred method in that area to use copper?
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These jobs amaze me -- seems overwhelming to a handyman like me but you, a professional plumber, just tear right into it and get it done! I learn so much from these videos! Much respect!
3/4 x 1/2 x 3/4, the red size is on the run not the branch, also soft drawn tubing can offer a option, thxs for sharing...
Awesome video!
The second you start cutting drywall with your circular saw you know the shit is hitting the fan and you have no idea what you’re doing 😂
@motube2389 who used a circular saw? We use multi tools and sawzall
Great job Of course. No leaky leaks.
All the old galvanized out there gives plumbing contractors real job security. You have a great system. Diagnose, expose, remove, replace. All the best dude!
Yeah everything is old when he works. A lot of it’s from the 50s/60s post war housing boom in California. Now just imagine how much job security all these new buildings will be in 15 or 20 years with their pex and cpvc plastic water lines. The galvanized and copper would last up to 60 - 70 years now I want to see how long all this plastic lasts. We’re already seeing that it’s lifespan will be less than impressive.
Reminds me of a car repair. The mechanic says it just a loose bolt, but I am going to have to remove the engine to get to it. Easy repair, heaps of prep and refitting accessories.
I've noticed you guys don't use much pex, is this because of a potential for rodent-caused leaks? or is it just the preferred method in that area to use copper?
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@@TraderJoesAccelerationist 😂
Do you do the drywall or do you subout ?
Another great video thanks
@@TC-tw5zk the hoa has their guy do it
U know where the main/meter normally are for a apartment?
@aaronbaraiya3692 the meter is in the front of a large section of buildings and it serves that section of buildings, its outside
They used a brass nipple and it still corroded? And wtf was that ptrap with union inside the wall?
@@suavemang yep and not sure about that union
@@pershingplumbing9007i woulda told customer need to change and charge a little moola
@@suavemang the job was big enough we didnt want to mess with it, just wanted to get out of there, no leaks on it so just left it
@@pershingplumbing9007 nice!
I dont take these kind of job because it take too much time.
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