Sewer Odor in the ENTIRE HOUSE! From the TOILET to the AIR DUCT!!??
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Wow, great job finding all the problems! I feel so bad for that home owner though. She got screwed over from everywhere... Whole home toilet gas powered through the HVAC system, roofing/ducting in terrible shape and abandoned, massive leaks and water saturation in the basement. Everything that could go wrong, did. 😥
Felt so bad for her. Her first home and she has to deal with all these unforeseen issues. Thanks for this great feedback.
Thanks for the payment plan tip. I am a new homeowner and the one major fix I need is some crawlspace work which I can see taking a few days.
Yeah exactly. This one shade ball wanted 100% payment for a job I needed. I literally just laughed and never spoke with him again. You have to be out of your mind demanding huge payments up front. Little chunks here and there is just fine and acceptable. Always keep some sort of a balance. Otherwise they may go “bye bye” with your hard earned money
Lol believe it or not, some people are very successful operating that way. If you’re workin on the top 5 percent of homes in your area, this kind of strategy can work🤷🏽♂️
Recent referrals are the best way to not get scammed. Ask to go look at a recent job and talk to the homeowner. For small jobs i usually ask for 50% up front because materials costs can equal that much of the price. If people balk at that schedule i decline the job. Most price work is split into thirds. Never go with the cheapest price. They either don’t understand the scope of work, do poor work, or will split when the money runs out. Scamming goes both ways. Some homeowners treat contractors like a bank, thinking they can make the last payment when they feel like it. Or hold back thousands for e few nail holes that didn’t get filled. It happens. Quality work isn’t cheap but cheap work that has to be redone is even more expensive. Good luck with your project.
I started watching you guys because I had a rat problem. Peanut butter bombs seemed to have cured my problem. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback. Happy holidays
Awesome 😎
Any updates? I've recently used the same bombs and it's quiet but now I'm on an exclusion excursion. Outside only though for now as I am terrified of going into my crawl space.
@@quandraadams7583 I haven’t seen any rats for months now. Good luck on your quest.
had to share this one
That roof is a perfect lesson. Never pay someone until a job is done...
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 👋
Greetings!!! Happy new year to you my friend.
I am an ex fully qualified plumber. Love your videos.👌
Once again, these guys fix the issue in no time! Great work and love your vids!
Y’all are bad ass I’m a plumber and I would have never thought that would happen. The smoke Trick is cool as hell..👍🇺🇸🦅💯👊
Another great video. Happy Holidays to you Dave & Jim and your families. Close to 100K Subs. Keep up the great work.
I have learned a plethora of skills from your channel your skills as a plumber has added to my own skills in the same two areas you service, Happy New Year
You need your own TV show!
I said the same thing I agree this has discovery channel /Tlc written all over it
@@alfonsobernabe4291 I completely agree!
instead of the silicone, which probably won't stick to dirty flooring and a waxy closet collar. Take another wax ring without horn and mash/melt it into all the cracks. I've sealed lift tanks and flammable waste tanks for monometer testing, works every time.
The real problem seemed to be the heating return. Was there a panned return in the joist space that the toilet drain went through? Why was there so much negative pressure/vacuum? was the HVAC system changed to eliminate that phenomenon?
Too funny, I wrote all that before the end of the video and wouldn't you know what he did with that wax... that was funny.
I never thought of melting the wax seal. I'll have to remember that one. Awesome find and fix !
I am having a issue like this. Fixed p trap that was leaking. Its all i could find. Its been days of the smell coming from vents. Cant get the smell to stop. Worse when heats on.
Good shit.
Can’t imagine flushing the toilet and smelling it in the kitchen …
Thanks, i love you guys! Im changing the roof in April, thanks for the tip. You guys are life savers
This video made me subscribe. Thanks!
This video was amazingly educational and entertaining. Keep up the phenomenal work! Thumbs up all day!👍
Happy new year fellas. Here's to 1M subs for next year!
Appreciate you so much!
I’ll never buy a house LOL. Great episode, as always. Love you guys!!!
🤣🤣 appreciate you🙏🙏
You are great man. Love your videos
Wow. I just watched this video for absolutely no reason- I'm not a homeowner nor am I looking to buy quite yet (market) BUT you actually helped me greatly! I live in a travel trailer and had to replace my seal under my toilet a few months ago. Long story short one of those toilet bolts actually fell through an opening down below. I had to buy a new bolt. It was horrible trying to fit the toilet on without repeating the same thing and everytime I sit down it wobbles. Your washer and nut trick is going to help me immensely! Thank you! Loved your video. Always good to learn new things.
Thank you for the tips
Thank you guys for sharing the wealth!
Love the Content 👏👏
Showing how to do this without the specialized equipment is very much appreciated thank you guys.
The roof part always get me 😂😂 I literally rewinded it 3 times
Great info. Nice you are willing to share info thats taken you literally decades to learn. 👍👍👍
This is such a GREAT compliment to us. Appreciate you sharing this gratitude 🙏
Love learning from both of you
Wow.
Talking about being a Stand up guy..
So wish I could find someone like you and your brother on long Island and down in Ellenton florida..
This is one of the best videos in my opinion. You showed how any joe smo can do or what to look for when problems arise without hiring a professional for everything. Or at least try first. Thankyou for this video great job guys.
This is such awesome feedback! Appreciate you.
Great tip about making your own smoker!
Lol I like watching you guys it's gets me pumped about my renovation.I bust up the basement floor and removed the cast iron.
I actually learned something from this
Nice explanation guys, and the way you explain it, it is logical.
Great job!
Wow amazing video guys you guys are entertaining and informative because you dig extremely deep and go into all kinds of mind sets and angles. You listen to your audience. That’s extremely rare. This was incredibly well done and gives a realistic approach from a home owners/buyers perspective. I know you all are obviously not lawyers but I’m wondering if that’s even legal for a homeowner to clearly make visible patches and then not disclose it upon sale of the house to the buyer. Maybe I missed it but was this info not disclosed? That seems extremely sketchy imo. But then again I have no idea
Oh that is a nightmare.
Having you out there is probably the bast solution thanks Dave ❤️❤️❤️ yes I’m awake early because rats crawling in my attic again…. Pest control has been working on it and we thought they were all gone but must have missed an entryway or babies are finally coming out of their nest after 3 weeks 🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
I'm just asking out for curiosity.
In the US, is there no requirement to put a vapor barrier between drywall and insulation? Especially for exterior walls and ceilings? I saw a lot of buildings in your videos and there was really almost nowhere built in that glossy vapor barrier foil in the houses. Due to the vapor pressure, the escaping vapor precipitates on the cooled insulation and damages it, so to prevent that, the inside of the buildings must be "airtight", not to let moisture to the insulation. The other question is that I notice from the videos that the wooden frame that makes up the house is not chemically treated against fungi and pests (I see raw-looking wooden structures in the videos) Is there no such legal requirement for the installed timber structure?
So pretty much they were smelling their own dookie, goddamn.
Thanks Twins! I've watched so many of your videos. I'm going to try the broke home owner smoke testing hack. Been doing rodent exclusion for over a year and smell sewer orders. Need to see if I can detect the leak and then higher a plumber to install a check valve.
To give back, want to share that I haven't seen you use anything like Rodotrak (florescent powder box for rats to get into) to track rodent whereabouts. It's amazing.
Many many thanks.
Excellent videos
"Broke Homeowner" looks like Chad Smith!!
CHILLING!!!
Yeah buddy!
I feel bad for the home owner to get stuck with such a mess and expenses. Buyer be ware especially with out inspections. Great job and tips finding the where the order and water was infiltrating the house. I would think the wells around the windows should have a drain.
Appreciate your feeeback 🙏🙏
WOW that was a great on a nice job finding all the problems the home owners had and the wax seal trick was great too by heating it up before you install it on the toilet flange plus there are a lot more usage in using a toilet bowl wax seal i use to water proof my older work shoes in the winter time and spring and so far it has work great so far been doing that for several years now
Thanks Roger! I was going this video offered a lot of value to people.
Hey man do you work in Antioch CA. I have a slab foundation and my bedroom carpet is wet and no one can seem to find the problem
Dave did the owners get a home inspection before buying?
Yes, but home inspectors miss this stuff all the time. Great question!
Never outright trust a contractor (especially in an insurance situation) Always keep a tight watch and account of what your contractor is doing. Often times they will rely on your lack of knowledge to slip things past your radar. As an insurance adjuster I have seen MANY situations where insurance was unable to cover a loss due to poor workmanship and nine times out of ten your contractor will turn you against your insurance company. Sometimes insurance is up to no good but very rarely. Contractors have to have good people skills, but with great power comes great responsibility and people skills turn into silver tongues.
I really need your service! I’m in North Carolina. I see you guys don’t come this far. I need to know what type of metal mesh to use. Please please send me a link. I’m going to purchase your mold and scent bottles but I need to be prepared for these mice/rats when I have a local exterminator come out. I would prefer to have y’all come! Love your videos. I am a newbie subscriber and need help. Best wire mesh would be a start. Help
These guys are beasts
Hey twins if i use baking soda for rats do i have to use a 50/50 mix of PB and baking soda or is sprinkling some baking soda on top enough to kill them?
What did you do about the loose vent stack on the roof??
Are there any tricks to isolating a sewer run where it's below the slab and the only accessible openings are the cleanout and the roof vent?
I'm chasing an occasional sewer gas odor from one bathroom. I finally broke down and hired a plumber to scope the tub drain since I thought it was the source of the issue. It turned out to have a functional p-trap cast into the slab, which was holding water.
Looking into the main line from the outside cleanout showed that the house does have a bit of "belly" to the main run just before it clears the walls, but only a little bit of standing water, and old mineral buildup over the years.
Beast mode on this house, root cause identified, relatively easy fix! Boom!
What’s up broke dave
Wow. That was an amazing find under the toilet!!! 💩🤯
There is a crack in the foundation below the first window that needs to be epoxy injected, is there even drain tile and a sump pump?
How was the leak on the side of the house rectified?
😭😭😭 Dave funny yo
Do y’all travel out of state I’m trying to get my mother house right but the rats taking over
Would it be worth it to raise the flange above floor level?
You ROCK, now if we can find a rocking roofer.....
A good home inspector would have picked up on all of this, including the structural damage on the exterior, they are worth the money.
I don’t have rats but I love your guys videos
Thanks soo much for this feedback!!
@@TwinHomeExperts Your welcome
That must smell lovely
Blockbuster
HELPFUL… we hope anyways.
I would reccomend cutting a air vent with filter into liwer half of door to allow more air flow to the return section
Cadillac!!!
nice
Someone out a lot of money into that house.
Oh dear
Hello my Dear! Happy holidays to you Eileen. ❤️
looks like peanut butter
I really loved the video, you did great, but one thing I need to point out.....bud when your working on a toilet please...please...please use gloves! Lol, the black nitrile raven gloves are best in my opinion
Why didn't you dig down to that footer and patch that foundation leak?
I don’t believe it is code to have a sewer line running through ductwork
…I know I am high… Because I feel like I am looking at a young Ed O’Neil
I bet rats were the cause of the problems lol
Someone didn't do their homework before buying.
I am a twin to from Atlanta Georgia
No way!! That’s awesome. Give your twin a big hug from us.
Yes Identical I will tell him although my brother is grumpy all the time
PLEASE HELP DAVE 🙏 🤲 GOD BLESS
Was this house saved in the end,or the owner really had to abandon it after she lost 10k on a shady contractor? Also did she sue the company in court?
why not pour epoxy instead of silicone? Doesn't silicone fail in a few years at best? Or what about urethane caulking? I get that there may be no good solution to something like. I've just never had long lasting results with silicone but everyone and their mom seems to slap it on everything.
I hope they sued that roofing company
74 degrees!!!!!!
Oooooo nnnnnoooooo
69 😉
Second!
What idiot gives the roofers 100% of the pay before the roof is completed???
First! X
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Your videos make me mad sometimes… you often don’t show the complete process of the work you do, and then all of a sudden the video is over, and I don’t know what you did for the basement that was leaking. This is a running theme in your videos, where you will show you fixed one problem, but then you don’t show how you fix the other problems. I want to see it all!! If you can do that from now on I would appreciate it.
21:34 fake...red tape use to keep candle inside ?
Box of candle on floor in front of that opening, one candle is use in that vacum and second on that duck opening, i can see in that candle box 2 candle is missing ....nice try mannnn :)
We don’t fake anything Karen! We are offering real insights, we don’t need to play games or lie about what we do.