If it's low pressure throughout the home and not at just one fixture it's either a failing PRV or low pressure directly from the city, or a constant leak. High water bill would explain the last. Contact your city for pressure at the main. Most likely failed spring in PRV.
The fittings haven't been around long enough to guarantee 50 years. I work in a hospital and for a short period we were using pro press because we didn't have to use open flames in patient rooms. Now we are constantly replacing leaking press fittings. They aren't any better than shark bite. Just a quick repair that isn't permanent
Pro-press is actually pretty good for water. Now I could understand if he were fixing an A/C with the pro-press and saying this. But water pressure is fine. I use a pro-press almost weekly on water applications.
@@ezone913 I'll put it this way. I've never had a pro-press leak, as long as it was done properly. 80 psi is nothing compared to 300 psi. I'm an A/C and hydronics tech, pro-press is a good product. I apologize that you want to pay more.
As a plumber, this shot doesn’t do justice for how bullshit crawl spaces are. 😂 this makes it look nice and open. Some are ig but most aren’t!
So many fittings in so short a distance -- dang! 😮
I like your real voice voice-overs!
I love whenever we get to use pro press we mainly use it on our new construction jobs though
Press is awesome 🔥
Wow bro I usually recommend changing them every 5 years but shit this clearly outlived any manufacturers suggestions lol
Touch nothing but the valve!
Proceeds to touch the valve and everything around it. 😂
LMAO gotta do what I gotta do
Just wondering how can one know if low pressure is caused by a pressure reducing valve?
If it's low pressure throughout the home and not at just one fixture it's either a failing PRV or low pressure directly from the city, or a constant leak. High water bill would explain the last. Contact your city for pressure at the main. Most likely failed spring in PRV.
New Ridgid crimper? Nice!
If that regulator and piping looks like that then the o-rings in the press fittings wont last that long.
Fittings Guaranteed for 50yrs by manufacturer.
Cierto, esas piezas mueren por las juntas toricas.
The fittings will outlast the copper in the home 😂
@@robertopastor6741non believer I see 😂
The fittings haven't been around long enough to guarantee 50 years. I work in a hospital and for a short period we were using pro press because we didn't have to use open flames in patient rooms. Now we are constantly replacing leaking press fittings. They aren't any better than shark bite. Just a quick repair that isn't permanent
somethings strange
…in your neighborhood.
Who you gonna call
@@matthewanderson9239LMAO 👻
Holds long enough for the payment to clear. LOL A torch and solder is too much hassle.
Pro-press is actually pretty good for water. Now I could understand if he were fixing an A/C with the pro-press and saying this. But water pressure is fine. I use a pro-press almost weekly on water applications.
Tbh seems like a great tool for low pressure
@@LeviLee88 "Pretty Good" is not what I want under my house. LOL
@@ezone913 I'll put it this way. I've never had a pro-press leak, as long as it was done properly. 80 psi is nothing compared to 300 psi. I'm an A/C and hydronics tech, pro-press is a good product. I apologize that you want to pay more.
@@LeviLee88 Spray foam is the same way. Not hazardous at all, if it's done right.
Done right always costs more. LOL