Hello! I am a single mom and my kitchen sink started leaking. Not knowing what to do, I asked Google for assistance, You showed up with the same set up as my own kitchen sink plumbing. I was most amazed and knew you would be the one that I was met to find. All because at the beginning of your video you had your beautiful Chihuahua in your vehicle wanting to go for a ride...I too have a girl Chihuahua whom loves going for rides, but she always wants to sit on my lap while i am driving. But I love Her wanting to do so. My first little dog . 2yrs I have had her. She came from Florida and I live in Michigan. She is starting to get use to our coldness. Any ways your video was a Godsend! You help me to fix my problem and you gave me a a much needed laugh... Thank You! God Bless!
Oh my gawd, Looks like a quality installation sometime in the past. They put the cleaner on the pic pipe connections but forgot the glue on the most important connection. Steve, I've watched several of your jobs and love your quality. And attention to detail.
Great job Steve. Hard piping is the only way to go. I've sniffed lots of that PVC cement myself under sinks and crawlspaces. Lol. You did a first rate job as always man!
Friend last December installed a commercial rebuild front load washer with a gravity drain. Opened his garage where he stores a 1948 Plymouth 2 door business coupe. Car was last year like it just came off the production line. When he opened the garage the drain line he installed just below the ceiling had frozen and the car an floor is buried in soap suds and scum because he failed to tighten a 2 inch piece screw together line. Took him 5 days to clean up the car and garage. And $300 to have the drain line installed correctly, he installed the drain line himself to " save money ".
That PVC dishwasher wye is really hard to find, Home Depot, Lowe's and Ace Hardware don't carry it. None of the major home improvement retailers carry it.
Ok but how did you get that first pipe out of the T in the wall? I see the purple primer stains on the end of the one you have so I know it was glued in. I've got a real mess to fix in my sister's house. I worked for a plumbing company for two years doing this exact kind of thing as part of installing fixtures and doing warranty repairs. Normally I'd cut the 1.5" pipe behind the Y and replace everything. My problem is... it's all couplings from the wall to the Y. There is no pipe to work with. It's looking like my only option is to cut the T out in the wall and install a new one. That is going to be a challenge.
Question, The ""T" Coming down to connect the right side why not use a (Combo "T" Dishwasher outlet) was their a reason you used 2 "T"'s? thats what i would have done used the Combo and shot a straight pipe. just that otherwise great video.
how do you remove the trap to clean it out without cutting? Did I miss a disconnect there? Edit: Never mind I see the cleanout on the bottom of the trap
I keep telling my kid to study Plumbing at College but he's hell bent on taking Security as he wants to be a cop. I figure he can be a cop who knows about plumbing. Nice job guy.
Nice job Steve, but I don't know. . . job is really nice and neat, but very bulky piping. Cant you put a tee towards the cabinet backing, then a 90' and put a trap right next to the backing? You would save so much space for the homeowner, don't agree? Don't want to ramble like an old guy, just saying
+Christopher Nobles i do them time @ material depends what i need and what i have to do usally around 300 more or less this one i was able to reuse the basket strainers this one was like 275 if i remember right
Love your videos, I usually agree with the work you do.... but this time fixed properly is certainly not... no union trap , only a clean out on one side of the solid trap, and the dishwasher connection right off the ty instead of the 90 side to wash out the continuous waste and drai branch. No offense, but not one of your best repairs.
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Hello! I am a single mom and my kitchen sink started leaking. Not knowing what to do, I asked Google for assistance, You showed up with the same set up as my own kitchen sink plumbing. I was most amazed and knew you would be the one that I was met to find. All because at the beginning of your video you had your beautiful Chihuahua in your vehicle wanting to go for a ride...I too have a girl Chihuahua whom loves going for rides, but she always wants to sit on my lap while i am driving. But I love Her wanting to do so. My first little dog . 2yrs I have had her. She came from Florida and I live in Michigan. She is starting to get use to our coldness. Any ways your video was a Godsend! You help me to fix my problem and you gave me a a much needed laugh... Thank You! God Bless!
Oh my gawd,
Looks like a quality installation sometime in the past. They put the cleaner on the pic pipe connections but forgot the glue on the most important connection.
Steve,
I've watched several of your jobs and love your quality.
And attention to detail.
Great job Steve. Hard piping is the only way to go. I've sniffed lots of that PVC cement myself under sinks and crawlspaces. Lol. You did a first rate job as always man!
+Fireship1 this is the only way to go will never leak
watching your videos, I have learned so much....excellent video Steve!
+hllywd964 glad you have learned a few things
I hire a profesional to a job like this and he didn’t put the trap my tenant was complaining about a smell i learn from your video and fix it thanks
Excellent work Steve, Great job on the video. The drain was a flippin mess someone did a hack job on that.
That looked like a diy special. What a mess, but you cleaned it up.
+bg147 it was a bad one for sure lol
Friend last December installed a commercial rebuild front load washer with a gravity drain. Opened his garage where he stores a 1948 Plymouth 2 door business coupe. Car was last year like it just came off the production line. When he opened the garage the drain line he installed just below the ceiling had frozen and the car an floor is buried in soap suds and scum because he failed to tighten a 2 inch piece screw together line. Took him 5 days to clean up the car and garage. And $300 to have the drain line installed correctly, he installed the drain line himself to " save money ".
Good job Steven. I don't like those plastic compression fittings that they had there. PVC all around is better, less chance for leaks.
Great video and repair, like the way you do drains - did my laundry tub just like this.
+Michael Padovani yes no more leaks this way
That PVC dishwasher wye is really hard to find, Home Depot, Lowe's and Ace Hardware don't carry it. None of the major home improvement retailers carry it.
only way (best way) to do a sink drain in pvc...good video
+nate yes i found it will never leak this way
nice job I really like the clean out in that spot thanks for sharing
+Darren Skinner came together nicely
Nice clean job, Steve.
+Arnie Grote i am happy the way it came out
Did that same job last week. Nice work
+Buckswoodshop it will never leak this way
Great video Steve
learning alot from your videos
+dklucas1 thanks for the support
Another awesome job Steve
+Harry Dickson thanks for commenting harry
Were cam I find the part that you used for the dish washer connection is that a 2 inches connection.
Thank you Leo in New Orleans.
Nice work Steve.
Nice job Steve.
+Jonathan Smith thanks
Great job Sr. & the doggie sooooo cute.
I hope homeowners are watching this video Steven!!!
+Brad1237202 some do
Another Great Re-Pipe Steve .....
+barry hunt leak free this way
You really do great work.
How can I change my kitchen drain pipes to PVC pipes?
Awesome video. Thanks a lot
whoa mama Steve's sniffing glue again lol.
+Graham Proctor lol good comment
Good work Stevie teds plbg and heating ottawa Canada
Ok but how did you get that first pipe out of the T in the wall? I see the purple primer stains on the end of the one you have so I know it was glued in. I've got a real mess to fix in my sister's house. I worked for a plumbing company for two years doing this exact kind of thing as part of installing fixtures and doing warranty repairs. Normally I'd cut the 1.5" pipe behind the Y and replace everything. My problem is... it's all couplings from the wall to the Y. There is no pipe to work with. It's looking like my only option is to cut the T out in the wall and install a new one. That is going to be a challenge.
Why not deburring the pipes before assembly?
I would of recommend to fix that drain line to pitch properly it’s just going to continue giving the owner problems
Temp fix puts strain on connection in the wall and my ultimately leak in the wall
Question, The ""T" Coming down to connect the right side why not use a (Combo "T" Dishwasher outlet) was their a reason you used 2 "T"'s? thats what i would have done used the Combo and shot a straight pipe.
just that otherwise great video.
Steve, what recip blades do you use? They seem to cut that PVC really quick.
how do you remove the trap to clean it out without cutting? Did I miss a disconnect there? Edit: Never mind I see the cleanout on the bottom of the trap
I keep telling my kid to study Plumbing at College but he's hell bent on taking Security as he wants to be a cop. I figure he can be a cop who knows about plumbing. Nice job guy.
Steve, what kind of fitting did you use to connect your dishwasher? never seen it before.
Thks
good stuff steve. never seen that barbed T. where do you get them?
+PHC Apprentice camplas fitting
+steven lavimoniere gotto find them. thanks.
www.canplasplumbing.com/plumbing.aspx?categoryID=840
the ones i use are for 5/8 hose but you can get them for 7/8 also
PHC Apprentice clean out tee, they are helpful
Done right Steve !
Those little plastic drain kits there were on there originally are garbage
What do you do with the dog when you get at the jobsite? Leave it in the car or tie it up?
Steve, you sound like you're from New Jersey? Great job on the video!
better off hard piping hate tubular junk and slip nuts ... nice repipe Steve
+dennis postek yes them slip nuts will leak once the hot water hits them this way she will never leak
Yea don't put any glue on that skid. The purple primer will hold it. LoL Great clean up Steve! You da man.
+Lex Vance pipe came right out .
steve,
where do u buy those appliance wye's from? I can't find them in Ga.
+wccIII1 www.canplasplumbing.com/plumbing.aspx?categoryID=840
+steven lavimoniere i use the 5/8 hose ones
+wccIII1 www.canplasplumbing.com/plumbing.aspx?categoryID=840
Nice job!
+Don Burton thanks for the support
great job as always
Nice job Steve, but I don't know. . . job is really nice and neat, but very bulky piping. Cant you put a tee towards the cabinet backing, then a 90' and put a trap right next to the backing? You would save so much space for the homeowner, don't agree? Don't want to ramble like an old guy, just saying
Nice work
+plumber23 plumber33 thanks
Nice work!
I like the hard pipe
+Ken Lafountain will never leak this way
nice work!!!
Ever use one step before?
"I'm big into sniffing glue" LOL good shit Steve
+/ Clapsist she laughed over that one
sweet baby dog!!
+George Siatos she is a good dog
she is a very good dog!!!!!
They have to know so much..works on air conditioning, etc, as well as all this....
Awesome job with the solid PVC, and get those calls all day, everyday. Annoying
+Vinny Trocino thanks man
Steve Lavimoniere...PVC Pro, mama!
I get calls all the time from Solar America too. Ridiculous
+Berzerk29 yea they call me every day from india
How much do you typically charge or about how much for a job like this?
+Christopher Nobles i do them time @ material depends what i need and what i have to do usally around 300 more or less this one i was able to reuse the basket strainers this one was like 275 if i remember right
Love the Chihuahua!
Nice one Steve, Quality job. The last guy really had made a shoddy job of the initial install, wrong in every way!
Telemarketers Calling.
Sweet dog.
Love your videos, I usually agree with the work you do.... but this time fixed properly is certainly not... no union trap , only a clean out on one side of the solid trap, and the dishwasher connection right off the ty instead of the 90 side to wash out the continuous waste and drai branch.
No offense, but not one of your best repairs.
Coooool.
Goodman hat
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