Blimey Tom you have picked yourself a right job there. And looks like you have only scratched the surface of the problems you have yet to overcome. ...good luck . Don't forget to have a break on the sea shore .👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Joh, I always try to get the awkward stuff done first on the jobs, there is nothing worse than leaving the hard stuff until the end
Thanks for the support as always Gary, you certainly do get a feeling sometimes don't you, luckily the customer is great on this job and fully understands the work involved
Those are the best jobs going. Always a learning curve as you dig down further and uncover the history. Move a couple of pipes you say. Did they tell you it would only take 5 minutes too.
Hi Tom, that job looked like a challenge, but as always you’re on your way to getting it sorted. I think you have got all aspects of plumbing and drainage on that job. I look forward to the next episode, as always, take care Tom, 🍻👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Chris, it should be a good job, I like to get the awkward stuff done first, then the job tends to run smoother, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
You got to love these job, customers thinks it’s a few hours only as you are just moving a few pipes lol. You will feel fantastic with yourself after sorting this one out. As always Tom great work 👏👏
Some customers don't realise the work involved, hopefully the awkward bits are done on this job now though, I reckon it will look really nice when it's all sorted, thanks for watching as always Andy
Long time no see mate, hopefully you are keeping well, it doesn't seem five minutes ago since we was at school, it would be good to catch up at some point
Tom you do take on some awkward jobs mate, But when you love the job so much it’s not work it’s a well paid hobby 😂, That model sds makita drill can take some work for the price of them they last, Brilliant video 👍👍🤜
Thanks for the support as always mate, those SDS drills are brilliant, it's the second one Ive had in 14 years, to be honest I do give it some hammer and abuse it, I love the job, every day is different and I enjoy filming parts along the way
Hi Tom -- just started to watch the video -- yet another hard job !! the owner said the job was only just moving 2 pipes eh ! -- my guess is he started the stripping out thinking he could do the job himself ! -- then he realised he needed a proper tradesman like you -- -- i know you will sort the job out coz ive seen lots of your videos -- just hope you get good money for doing the job coz you deserve it -- im sure it would have been one big house years ago thats been split into flats so i bet the water main serves more than just the one flat -- take care Jim ....
Thanks for the support as always Jim, I think you are right with the water main, it most likely would have been one house. I also think the job was a big bigger than the customer expected, to be honest it saved me a bit of work not having to strip the old bathroom out, I completely get that customers want to save money where ever they can but some jobs you can't DIY
What a job Tom, you don’t half cop for some testing stuff, but looked tidy when you got it sorted, look forward to seeing the progress. Seagull was fearless . 👍🚽
Plumbing brings all sorts of challenges, headaches, heartache and pain. When it’s done properly after all what was said it’s a JOY to you and the customer 😊😊😊
I honestly love the job, seeing something go from a mess to someone's dream bathroom is very satisfying, it's not always easy, but that just makes it all the more rewarding, thanks for watching, the support is greatly appreciated 👍
It certainly was, my old boss was a nightmare for the can you just, while your there, on your way home statements, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
I love jobs like this to be fair, seeing something through to the end and the satisfaction of getting awkward jobs done is rewarding, thanks for watching as always 👍
I do enjoy jobs like these, something that makes you think, also seeing a room go from a complete mess to something nice is satisfying, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
I know you can mate, not many places stock it though, from memory 3" can feed up to six toilets, I know multiquick still make the 3" pan connectors as well
Thanks for the support mate, I haven't finished the internal soil pipe yet, the floor really needs re-joisting and I really need the new toilet on site to bring everything through in the right place, I will probably get it with a 45 and a 90 though
Thanks for the support as always mate, it was just wall paper mate, the horrible wood chip stuff that looks like artex, it was the first thing I checked when I walked in there
I don't think the pipe was leaking but I will have a good look when I go back, I think it was more to do with there being no damp course and the ground level outside being higher, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
The customer wants the boiler to go in the kitchen, apparently the warning label was put on because the gas meter was changed to a smart one but there was no electricity to test the boiler so they isolated it, at the end of the day all I can do is give best advise, I personally would change it but its the customers money, if it passes its safety checks I can sign it off, if not it gets a sticker on it, thanks for watching as always 👍
@@PlumbLikeTom Fair comment mate. Also your vid on low carbon steel helped me out the other day had to join to it. Didn't think i would see any of that. Top man.
Nice job that, I quite like drainage for some weird reason😂 Always good when you get a job on a wreck you can sink your teeth into. Was that old gully leaking causing the joists to rot.
Thanks for the support as always mate, I quite enjoy drainage and soils as well, I think there might have been a few things leaking down there, the joists will all need replacing
This one is a day rate, I normally don't work like this, but because it's a customer I have worked for in the past, we are both happy to do it on day rate. I normally prefer to price everything, that way you have some sort of contract, thanks for watching
I think out of all the plumbing you tube videos Tom gets the short stick everytime. There horrible jobs that you seem to get maybe no one's wants it. But u do wonders
I'm not sure what toilet will be going in yet mate, the position the new soil pipe is in will make it possible for a frame or for a standard close coupled toilet, the customer wanted the shower where the old toilet was meaning the only option was to re route it under the floor, it will look so much better though with the new layout
that gas install was terrible was prob the result of fuming from breaking the drain and spending time on the repair ... no excuse though really but could have been the reason for it being so rough ....
Shocking what you come across, there was a fusion joint about another foot from this as well so they defiantly knew they had squashed the pipe, thanks for watching as always mate
@@PlumbLikeTomWould be very interesting to see the inlet pressure at the end of that run.... Some poor sod will probs AR it and fit a new gas pipe only to get stung with the same shit pressure 😂
it would be interesting to see, unfortunately It's not the meter for the property im working on, it is piped externally on 28mm and it looks to go straight into the boiler, so that pipe size wouldn't be a problem, the gas transporter would probably just change the regulator and just walk away
Sorry about that mate, I thought I had to be fair otherwise I wouldn't have included it, It could have been one worse though if you know what I mean, thanks for the support as always
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Love this kind of video, real world problems with solutions. Keep it up Tom.
Thanks for watching mate, I'm so glad you enjoy my videos
@@PlumbLikeTom Watched all your Video,s shame you are not in Leeds as i always need a plumber.
Blimey Tom you have picked yourself a right job there.
And looks like you have only scratched the surface of the problems you have yet to overcome. ...good luck .
Don't forget to have a break on the sea shore .👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Joh, I always try to get the awkward stuff done first on the jobs, there is nothing worse than leaving the hard stuff until the end
Great video Tom and definitely one of them jobs that separates the men from the boys 👍😎
Thanks for the support as always mate, it's nice to get stuck in, jobs like this certainly do make you think and keep you on your toes
Well done mate that was a right work up getting there though 👍
Thanks for watching Kevin 👍
All that hard work Tom and we never got to see the sea.😃
I've just added it to end of Fridays video, I edited it out of this one, thanks for watching as always mate
I love them jobs where it starts "It's just moving a couple of pipes.." you just know don't you lol. Keep on the good work matey
Thanks for the support as always Gary, you certainly do get a feeling sometimes don't you, luckily the customer is great on this job and fully understands the work involved
Those are the best jobs going. Always a learning curve as you dig down further and uncover the history. Move a couple of pipes you say. Did they tell you it would only take 5 minutes too.
Every job is a five minute job according to the customers, to be honest I think they knew there was a bit to do, thanks for watching as always mate
Nice job mate. You've got the right attitude, if you just get stuck in, the job is normally straightforward, its just hard craft
That's what it's all about, I try to break jobs down and solve one problem at a time, thanks for watching as always
Top job Tom 👊🏻, you never shy away from difficult jobs
Thanks for the support as always Paul, I love a challenge
Fairplay mate every day is different great thing about being a plumber,done lots of below ground drainage part of the trade well done mate 👊
Thanks for the support mate, I think that's why I love the job so much, being able to do different stuff and enjoy what you do
@@PlumbLikeTom yesterday I'd to replace hot water cylinder but also replaced the floor under it and get the job done
Nice groung work there Tom, used to love that part of the work myself
I do like digging myself holes, thanks for the support as always Keith
hiya tom another belter of a job lol .... like the water meter behind the loo .....
Thanks for the support mate, I've got permission from the water board to move it under the kitchen, it seems a bit more of a sensible place to put it
Hi Tom, that job looked like a challenge, but as always you’re on your way to getting it sorted. I think you have got all aspects of plumbing and drainage on that job. I look forward to the next episode, as always, take care Tom, 🍻👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Chris, it should be a good job, I like to get the awkward stuff done first, then the job tends to run smoother, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
You got to love these job, customers thinks it’s a few hours only as you are just moving a few pipes lol. You will feel fantastic with yourself after sorting this one out. As always Tom great work 👏👏
Some customers don't realise the work involved, hopefully the awkward bits are done on this job now though, I reckon it will look really nice when it's all sorted, thanks for watching as always Andy
@@PlumbLikeTom I am sure it will look fantastic when you have finished.
Hey Tom, it’s been about 15 years. Good to see you’re doing well
Long time no see mate, hopefully you are keeping well, it doesn't seem five minutes ago since we was at school, it would be good to catch up at some point
Interesting job - thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching mate
Tom you do take on some awkward jobs mate,
But when you love the job so much it’s not work it’s a well paid hobby 😂,
That model sds makita drill can take some work for the price of them they last,
Brilliant video
👍👍🤜
Thanks for the support as always mate, those SDS drills are brilliant, it's the second one Ive had in 14 years, to be honest I do give it some hammer and abuse it, I love the job, every day is different and I enjoy filming parts along the way
That's a job most plumbers would run away from buy you get stuck in. Well done
I love jobs like these to be fair, something to get stuck into and think about, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
Hi Tom -- just started to watch the video -- yet another hard job !! the owner said the job was only just moving 2 pipes eh ! -- my guess is he started the stripping out thinking he could do the job himself ! -- then he realised he needed a proper tradesman like you -- -- i know you will sort the job out coz ive seen lots of your videos -- just hope you get good money for doing the job coz you deserve it -- im sure it would have been one big house years ago thats been split into flats so i bet the water main serves more than just the one flat -- take care Jim ....
Thanks for the support as always Jim, I think you are right with the water main, it most likely would have been one house. I also think the job was a big bigger than the customer expected, to be honest it saved me a bit of work not having to strip the old bathroom out, I completely get that customers want to save money where ever they can but some jobs you can't DIY
great job tom nice and tidy ....
Thanks for the support as always Lee
Very good work and working the problems out top man 👍👍👍😎😎
Thanks for the support as always mate, it's nice to have to think about jobs, it keeps the brain working
10/10..........well done Tom !!
Hells teeth that looked a real pain but as always you made it look easy.
Thanks for the support mate, I do love a challenge
What a job Tom, you don’t half cop for some testing stuff, but looked tidy when you got it sorted, look forward to seeing the progress. Seagull was fearless . 👍🚽
Thanks for the support as always Peter, I love these sorts if jobs to be fair, I think this one will look really nice when It's all sorted
When the job gets tough Tom gets going keep up the great work top man
Plumbing brings all sorts of challenges, headaches, heartache and pain. When it’s done properly after all what was said it’s a JOY to you and the customer 😊😊😊
I honestly love the job, seeing something go from a mess to someone's dream bathroom is very satisfying, it's not always easy, but that just makes it all the more rewarding, thanks for watching, the support is greatly appreciated 👍
Nice one Tom, another proper job. You just have to get your mind set right and make it happen. Take care.
Thanks for the support as always mate, it certainly is all about mind-set, never giving in and sorting jobs is something you really need in this game
You get all the good jobs tom
I know mate, I do love a challenge though, thanks for watching as always
I do think your winding us up Tom ! We love these jobs not much😳😂😂😂
I honestly do love them, something to get stuck into, thanks for the support as always mate
Another great video tom you dont shy away from any job do you! Maybe see you on a job one day. Im east anglia.
Thanks for the support mate, I try to never turn work away, to be honest I love getting stuck into jobs like these
Got there in the end Tom, I don’t think you’d have done it without the apprentice seagul 😂😂😂
Thanks for the support as always Dan, at least that's one apprentice that won't answer back
It's one of them "can you just " except it never is 😂😂 keep on going Tom
It certainly was, my old boss was a nightmare for the can you just, while your there, on your way home statements, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
@@PlumbLikeTom I had that at one firm , it was can you nip here or can you pop here . The difference between a nip and a pop was about 20 miles . 😂
Great job, sometimes you just have to get it done. Never realised you were so close to where i am! Keep it up
Thanks for the support mate, I love getting stuck in to jobs like this, it's satisfying to see a mess of a room turn into something really nice
Brilliant loved the pukka pie's comment 😂
Thanks for the support as always mate, glad you enjoyed
Just tee into the neighbours gas supply.. they will never notice lol
It's probably been done before
You opened a can of worms there😂
It always seems to be the way mate, thanks for watching
How come you get all the good jobs eh?
Fair play to you and your mate and for not walking away.
I love jobs like this to be fair, seeing something through to the end and the satisfaction of getting awkward jobs done is rewarding, thanks for watching as always 👍
You seemed to enjoy that job Tom, nice work. Ps it was a young herring gull with immature plumage.
I do enjoy jobs like these, something that makes you think, also seeing a room go from a complete mess to something nice is satisfying, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
Top work pal great vid as always
Thanks for the support as always mate, it is greatly appreciated 👍
That would of been a good watch cat Vs seagull
Hi Tom I'd use a 3inch waste pipe not many people even know you can even get a 3 inch waste pipe and that it is fine to use.
I know you can mate, not many places stock it though, from memory 3" can feed up to six toilets, I know multiquick still make the 3" pan connectors as well
Good on you. I'd take one look at that and said "F......!
Thanks for the support as always mate 👍
The difficult jobs are always the most satisfying when they’re done!
How did you get the soil pipe behind the toilet did you just use 2x 90’s?
Thanks for the support mate, I haven't finished the internal soil pipe yet, the floor really needs re-joisting and I really need the new toilet on site to bring everything through in the right place, I will probably get it with a 45 and a 90 though
Great video m8t ,was that pre 1975 artex on the wall ….
Thanks for the support as always mate, it was just wall paper mate, the horrible wood chip stuff that looks like artex, it was the first thing I checked when I walked in there
Good content Tom. Are you sure that galvanised pipe isn’t leaking that corner looks a bit damp.
I don't think the pipe was leaking but I will have a good look when I go back, I think it was more to do with there being no damp course and the ground level outside being higher, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
Peeky plumbers tom
Nice job as usual tom. What was the warning notice on the boiler for? Would be cheaper to replace it than move it.
The customer wants the boiler to go in the kitchen, apparently the warning label was put on because the gas meter was changed to a smart one but there was no electricity to test the boiler so they isolated it, at the end of the day all I can do is give best advise, I personally would change it but its the customers money, if it passes its safety checks I can sign it off, if not it gets a sticker on it, thanks for watching as always 👍
@@PlumbLikeTom Fair comment mate. Also your vid on low carbon steel helped me out the other day had to join to it. Didn't think i would see any of that. Top man.
Nice job that, I quite like drainage for some weird reason😂
Always good when you get a job on a wreck you can sink your teeth into.
Was that old gully leaking causing the joists to rot.
Thanks for the support as always mate, I quite enjoy drainage and soils as well, I think there might have been a few things leaking down there, the joists will all need replacing
Any subscription is worth it in gold even if it’s a seagull and it’s mates😳😂😂😂
I know mate, the channel is steadily growing everyday though, it's always nice to see
How do you price jobs like that. Do you price it as a day rate or just price the job for the work involved
This one is a day rate, I normally don't work like this, but because it's a customer I have worked for in the past, we are both happy to do it on day rate. I normally prefer to price everything, that way you have some sort of contract, thanks for watching
He came for the sandwiches Tom
🤘😎🤘
Thanks for the support as always Wayne, it is greatly appreciated
@@PlumbLikeTom Been there Buddy 🤘😎🤘
Like I always say, miracles I can perform, the impossible takes a bit longer lol
I think out of all the plumbing you tube videos Tom gets the short stick everytime. There horrible jobs that you seem to get maybe no one's wants it. But u do wonders
I do love a challenge, to be honest work is work, it doesn't bother me what I ma doing, it's far better than sitting at home twiddling my fingers
Tom, do you ever get any easy jobs😂😂😂😂😂😂
It would be boring if it were easy, it's nice to have to think about jobs sometimes, thanks for watching as always mate 👍
LOOKS LIKE YOU GOT ROPED IN ON THIS JOB =TOM
It's always the way mate, it keeps me busy though, thanks for watching
11:29 giberet frame? Will that be possible Tom?
I'm not sure what toilet will be going in yet mate, the position the new soil pipe is in will make it possible for a frame or for a standard close coupled toilet, the customer wanted the shower where the old toilet was meaning the only option was to re route it under the floor, it will look so much better though with the new layout
Quailty work .....👍
Thanks for the support as always mate
that gas install was terrible was prob the result of fuming from breaking the drain and spending time on the repair ... no excuse though really but could have been the reason for it being so rough ....
Shocking what you come across, there was a fusion joint about another foot from this as well so they defiantly knew they had squashed the pipe, thanks for watching as always mate
@@PlumbLikeTomWould be very interesting to see the inlet pressure at the end of that run.... Some poor sod will probs AR it and fit a new gas pipe only to get stung with the same shit pressure 😂
it would be interesting to see, unfortunately It's not the meter for the property im working on, it is piped externally on 28mm and it looks to go straight into the boiler, so that pipe size wouldn't be a problem, the gas transporter would probably just change the regulator and just walk away
Nice work Tom next time flush the toilet with a bucket of water before you video your pee😂😂🙈
Sorry about that mate, I thought I had to be fair otherwise I wouldn't have included it, It could have been one worse though if you know what I mean, thanks for the support as always
@@PlumbLikeTom 💩🙈🤢🤮🤣😂🤣
who needs gym lol
I know mate, most of the lads go down the gym every night but I'm wore out, thanks for watching as always mate
Thanks for the support mate