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Plumb4Fun247
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2021
Plumbing Services
Bypassing a Gas Leak at the Pool Heater
Repiping a gas line from the gas meter to the pool heater. The old gas line was leaking, so the homeowner decided it was time for a new line.
มุมมอง: 85
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Installing Trough Drains For A Pet Groomer
มุมมอง 1522 หลายเดือนก่อน
Jackhammering and Installed Trough Drains for a dog grooming business
Rerouting a Water Line- Slab Leak UNDER The Concrete Floor
มุมมอง 1402 หลายเดือนก่อน
Bypassing a leaking copper line on the hot side under the concrete near a bathtub. Rerouting a new line through the attic and in between floors from the water heater closet in the garage to the hallway manifold that feeds the rest of the house.
Repairing a Broken Urinal Drain- Using A HUBSAVER to Save A Fitting
มุมมอง 832 หลายเดือนก่อน
The removal of a broken urinal flange from a 2” drain using a hubsaver.
Ridgid K9-12 Flexshaft vs Grease INFESTED Drain
มุมมอง 4.8K8 หลายเดือนก่อน
Unstopping a kitchen and washing machine drain with a Ridgid K9-12 Flexshaft and See-Snake
Removing Natural Gas From Piping- Adding A Gas Line To An Existing System On The Roof
มุมมอง 898 หลายเดือนก่อน
Plumbing gas pipe to 2 HVAC Units using a Mega Press Tee.
Installing Sloan Sensored Flushvales-Double Sink with Sensored Faucets 🚽
มุมมอง 3799 หลายเดือนก่อน
Installing a Wall Hung Double Sink and New Toilets in a Restroom Remodel
Replacing a 4” Cast Iron P-Trap - Reset Cast Iron Floor Sink
มุมมอง 320ปีที่แล้ว
BAY 2 Floor Drain not draining. Removed sludge from p trap. Ran camera and found a small hole at the bottom of the trap. Excavated and removed. Found branch line to be stopped up. Tried to jet the line unsuccessfully. Removed branch line and replaced with new line and new p-trap. Reset Floor drain and pour back.
Bypassing A Leaking Water Line Under A House - Copper Manifolds BURIED In Concrete
มุมมอง 372ปีที่แล้ว
Called to a leak at the water heater. Upon further diagnosis I found the leak to be a slab leak on un-sleeved copper. Removed the water heater and accessed the wall to find copper manifolds at the concrete. Created access to test. Isolated to find the leaking line and re-routed.
Root Intrusion-Broken Plumbing Drain with Roots-Using a Hub Saver
มุมมอง 18Kปีที่แล้ว
Jackhammered and excavated to broken drain line under the slab. Removed broken street 45 with a hub saver and replaced with new.
Installing Restaurant Plumbing Fixtures-Commercial Plumbing
มุมมอง 5Kปีที่แล้ว
Installing plumbing fixtures for a small commercial kitchen and ADA restroom.
Root Intrusion- Root Infested Drain- Locating 🚽
มุมมอง 554ปีที่แล้ว
This customer called and said the Hall Bath toilet was stopped up. Ran my Ridgid 400 down the line around 3-4 feet and pulled back roots. Returned with my locator and camera to find the break and get a good locate.
Underground Plumbing -Grease Interceptor -Sample Well -Top Out Plumbing
มุมมอง 1.6Kปีที่แล้ว
Underground Rough In Plumbing a Schier GB-50 and SV24 Sample Well -Top Out Plumbing
Repiping a House From Underneath- Tunnel Work
มุมมอง 874ปีที่แล้ว
Plumbing a house under the slab, getting ready for a water test
Cast Removal from Under a House-Tunnel Work
มุมมอง 667ปีที่แล้ว
Removing old cast iron from under a home. Other sections of the home have been previously rerouted, this is the last section to be completed.
Plumbing A Commercial Office Building Part 3 🚽
มุมมอง 306ปีที่แล้ว
Plumbing A Commercial Office Building Part 3 🚽
Replacing Corroded Cast Iron Drains with PVC
มุมมอง 578ปีที่แล้ว
Replacing Corroded Cast Iron Drains with PVC
Replacing a Frozen Sharkbite That Blew Apart
มุมมอง 122ปีที่แล้ว
Replacing a Frozen Sharkbite That Blew Apart
Clearing A Line With a K9-204- Removing Debris
มุมมอง 952 ปีที่แล้ว
Clearing A Line With a K9-204- Removing Debris
Plumbing Remodel- Deep Soaker Tub- Shower Panel Tower with Rainfall-Kohler Numista Faucets
มุมมอง 1572 ปีที่แล้ว
Plumbing Remodel- Deep Soaker Tub- Shower Panel Tower with Rainfall-Kohler Numista Faucets
Ridgid K9-204 Flexshaft vs. Roots- Broken Drain
มุมมอง 2.4K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Ridgid K9-204 Flexshaft vs. Roots- Broken Drain
Temporarily Isolating a Leaking Water Line
มุมมอง 1742 ปีที่แล้ว
Temporarily Isolating a Leaking Water Line
Blocked Drain -Broken PVC- Root Intrusion
มุมมอง 1492 ปีที่แล้ว
Blocked Drain -Broken PVC- Root Intrusion
Plumbing a Commercial Office Building Part 2
มุมมอง 1.4K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Plumbing a Commercial Office Building Part 2
Would zip ties with tail cut off around the chain links speed up the cleaning?
It would probably depend on how much debris is in the line and how solid it is. Definitely sounds like it’s worth a try. Thanks for watching!
5 star company and 5 star service
new suscriptor .
GREAT WORK !!!!!HELLO I HAVE A QUESTION FORM YOU? IN ISLAND BAR COMMERCIAL HAND SINK DISCHARGE DIRECTLY? TO PRINCIPAL DRAIN OR TO FLOOR SINK? AND THIS FLOOR SINK DISCHARGE IN GREASE LINE ?
Depending on jurisdiction, hand sinks may go to principal drain or floor sink. Some jurisdictions want an air gap or indirect drain. Floor sink discharge would go to grease line/trap.
Nice job. Lots of hammer work there, though. Was it more profitable for you to hammer it all out than it would be to hire a saw cut company to cut and remove all of the concrete? We have found that, in most cases, especially with this much work, it is much less expensive and faster to hire a saw cutting company. They also break out the concrete and haul it away. In many cases, we will even pay to have the excavation beneath the concrete and spoil removal done by others because it saves us so much time and money.
Yes the GC requested us to bust it all out as opposed to saw cutting.
A professional here.
Man you do amazing work!
You guys working in warmer areas of the country really have it made when it comes to rerouting water lines. It sure is nice to have an attic you can run water lines in.
Did you also pressure test the two 1/2” lines while you had it taken apart? I’m sure you did, but that would be something I would let my viewers know I did.
Most definitely. Along with the rest of the house afterwards.
What’s the Price tag on this?
Around 3k for the fixture
A remote control toilet. Why? Seriously, why? Can someone shed some light on why this is would even be necessary? Thanks.
Omg omg I got trouble follow and understand how can set the sink . I don’t sure how many sink I have to put. I open tea shop also . It is bleesed video I can able get healthy apartment approve . I run around 1 months for try learning make correct
Possibly a 3 compartment sink and a handsink
This is an amazing toilet I saw that exact toilet today because I went to Ferguson and it was awesome, I also saw the kohler numi at Ferguson!!!
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I love flexshafts
What kind of camera u working with
The first one I ordered was supposed to have the self leveling and located function, with a 150 ft 5mm cable, sadly it did not have those functions and the 5mm cable could hardly go through 1 90 and make it 40 ft. So I ordered one that did have those functions and a 150 ft 7mm cable,, I fed it down the same line and it went the 135 ft I needed it to go with no problem. I looked at the usual places and found it on ebay, about 1,300.00. While that sounds high, try buying the rigid, now you are around the 10,000.00 range.
Im using the Ridgid MicroReel with the CSx Via
How do these flex shafts work on soft poop stoppages
Depends on what size pipe you’re in and how far out the stoppage is. Personally I don’t use them for the initial stoppage, I know a lot of people do. I use a cable machine for the initial stoppage then go in with a camera and flex to remove whatever, if need be
That looks like a 3" drain? Using a machine made for 2 inch, not bad. I just bought one and cleared a 2 inch floor drain that has not worked in years, yep, in a restaurant, clogged with grease, about 15 ft to main. Glad I read the directions, push it as far as you can before starting, with water running, it worked great.
How much you charged for that wall to wall cleaning ?
@@TheKW1330 seeing how it was friends, that feed me free all the time, I only charged 20.00, and that is just to help cover the cost of the machine. Now if it was someone else, I might charge 100.00, as I just do this for fun. I know a plumbing company would probably charge 200.00
@@TheKW1330 As a handyman I charge 125-150 for plumbing services per hr, Plumbers in our area are around 200-250 an hr, big diff is I only work in stuff under 3" and no gas lines...
Plumbing companys are charging like $800 to have that done now
where you located
I bet you’re lovin’ that machine!!!
Definitely appears to work, great investment on a tool that gets the job done without issue!
If you didn’t get the gas out, there would’ve been that explosion for real! Real Professional at work here!
Whats the next line of toilets gonna do, take a dump for you?
Very nice gig you landed! Are those supply lines 3/8 x 3/8 on the insta hot?
What that backflow preventer under the water heater the main line?
Watts RPZA
@@Plumb4fun247 are backflows required on main lines where u are?
Nice video
Why did you run copper on the kitchen sink drain lines? Not critiquing just wanting to learn, great work by the way!
Personal preference! Just seems to hold up better to the abuse than PVC and look better over time in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
We have the veil, but ours, in the powder room, is surrounded by backlit white marble panneling, where the blue and white flush buttons glow in line with the backlighting. I dont think the veil compliments the more “classic” interior design style here.
Super cool!!!
That’s great That pipe will probably go many years with regular re-rooting
Yes sir!
I am planning to open a tea shop soon and I was wondering (besides the restroom) ball park how much would a plumber charge to do the plumbing and install of a 3 compartment sink, hand wash sink, and mop sink?
How much did this tea shop pay for this whole job?
I'd do it for free 😘
Got to be easier way?
First
And they call themselves Plumbers,YOU HAVE TO BE JOKING.
0:15 Half Flush Demonstration
1:02: Full Flush Demonstration
Surprised that a right hand flush lever is not required at toilet shown at 2:18. Looks good.
That is actually a employee restroom located behind the service counter. The ADA compliant unisex bathroom is located near the water cooler at 4:32 . Thanks for watching!
I'm a little suprised to see shorts, sneakers and no hard hats on a commercial job. Maybe a safety meeting is overdue.Retired after 49 yrs in the trade.
I’ve been plumbing for 40 years I’ve never seen anything like that. Great job
Thank you. Thanks for watching!
Nice job! Don’t you just love when a clogged laundry drain turns into a massive re-pipe job like this?
Nice!!! Kohler is the best so I am glad you picked it, there the best of modern toilets
I agree! Thanks for watching!
Good job!
Thanks for watching!
What brand cow’s tongues/lamb’s tongues are those that you used for the roof drains?
Those are the RectorSeal Dura G-O-N tongues.
I really enjoy your videos. I wish you would put more out like this one, taking it from the ground on up through finish. You do nice work.
Good job!
Thank you, Thanks for watching!
Whoever you get to do your excavation does a great job. Do they also do the backfill work? If so, it would be great to see how they do it. What was the reason for this re-pipe?
Yes they do backfill as well. Work was due to stoppages and age. Other parts of the house had already been rerouted by someone else, this was the last section. Thanks for watching!
Did you try hydrochloric acid first? I’ve cleared a few grout-filled traps using it, but this one was pretty bad.
Not this one. They wanted it as evidence lol. Thanks for watching!
What a great looking job! Especially on the groundwork. I tried looking hard, but I couldn’t tell if you used ProPress on the flush valve stub-outs. Did you solder those 90s or did you use ProPress? If you used ProPress, how did you solder the threads onto the stub-outs for the flush valves without melting the ProPress O-Rings?
Everything was Pro press except for the stubout 90. Those were soldered. Thanks for watching!
@@Plumb4fun247, I wish Viega would come up with some magic solution for being able to use ProPress for flush valve stub outs.
Looks lime an outside wall that allowed the pipe to freeze. That’s what every frozen SharkBite I have replaced looked like.
Yes sir! Thanks for watching!
Bro did you have to dig that out
No way lol the homeowner hired a foundation company to dig it out. Thanks for watching!
I have this toilet and HATE IT. So we bought our new house and it came with Kohlers most expensive smart toilet the Numi. That toilet was great, but it broke (only 6 yrs old) and the parts are discontinued. We couldnt justify buying another Numi since it's a $9,000 toilet so we went with this veil which was half the price. After it was installed we knew right away that we didn't like it. First off actual bowl is TINY. I'm 6' 180 guy and my wife is a petite girl. And it feels super small for us. For a guy it's small bc when sitting down things are touching the inside of the bowl. Not cool. For girls when they pee, the shape of the bowl splashes water up. The strong jet of the flush was a positive or so we thought. The actual flushing of the bowl is horrible. It's LOUD and AGGRESSIVE and takes 2 flushes just to get even liquids with a small amount of paper. The jet breaks the paper up into a million pieces and then all the pieces won't flush. Not even going to get into how bad it is at solids. The bidets sprays all over the seat. Listen for 5 grand we are extremely disappointed with this toilet . Kohler is going through the process of sending a tech to see if it's defects but even if there are , that won't change how much we dislike the toilet itself. For this I'd rather just toss this $5000 brick and put in a regular toilet from homedepot.
Are you certain you own this toilet? We live in Australia and we have one for every bathroom, ensuite or powder room. This is a significantly larger toilet than the average streamlined Australian commode. If your bits are touching anything inside this toilet, I can only conclude that you are not being honest about something here, perhaps your weight. I am 6’2 and weigh around 90kg or~ 200 lbs. And the Kohler Veil is freaking massive. After hearing “woah, cool toilet,” the next conversational element is often “it’s bloody big isn’t it?” I mean, what is large in your book? A disability toilet tailored to a bedridden landwhale? Are you searching for a Kohler-Lizzo? I can’t comprehend by what you mean the jets destroy the toilet paper? What are you doing? Gluing the paper to your anus whilst crying, “hose me down lord! Hose me down!” Combining this toilet, with a smart-sensor whereby the lighting illuminate the toilet and stone wall features as the toilet automatically opens, whilst playing spa-music, has been the best resort-like additions to the house we’ve ever procured. Are you certain you’re not morbidly obese, needing an an oversized throne whereby each monstrous American cheek hangs over the side, like one of those American women with butt flaps, perusing Walmart on her motorscooter, as though a winged 747, blasting jets with a stream of broken paper in the wake? I’m 100% certain that either half or all of what you’re saying is not true.
Love this toilet . Didn’t experienced what you experienced. Bidet works flawlessly . Flushes great . Will buy a 2nd veil. THE 2nd generation NUMI is way different from previous . It should last longer. I had the old one and only lasted 3 years . Veil is the best . No more toilet paper .
Good job and also good job on choosing Kohler they are the best modern toilets
Thanks for watching!