I am electrician but I see how similar we work. Identifying the problem, see if the problem is what you think, try to solve the problem and always tell the customer the truth. Honesty gives returning customers. Today I had two people drilling in the walls of an apartment building. They cut a cable each. Family with 5 children had no electricity so I had to fix temporary solution so they could eat in the weekend.
Exactly Brother. I work in the same field. I get tired of them guys who does the fix it all jockey moves. I've seen all the work done. Horrible and subpar! Honesty brings business a long way
I loathe people that screw over others & especially because they are too lazy to do their job properly. I hope the contactor does right by the customer. If not I hope the customer receives legal satisfaction. Awesome jobs guys!!
Love the details explanation to the client 💕🌹 you guys not only help with the problem, but also giving solution on how to settle it. You guys are great! 👏👏
Had a sewer job like that. Had to push a plug from street side to the concrete then per customer request we poured in acid and it did a great job making the concrete brittle. Used a spiral head to blow it out.
If I had to guess there's issues with using acid because most places in Korea use septic systems or there's potentially laws about using certain chemicals
@@powerpcmac Wouldn't doubt in most "old countries" there would be issues because of the original materials used and then built upon by later workers without entirely removing the ancient 'ware. But if they keep them clean or updated, they're perfectly fine! (IE: Rome and Pompeii)
I hope the culprits end up paying for all the work needed. I was watching youtuber Penetrator the other day and he has to deal with a lot of huge tree roots so he has a special root-cutting head for his high pressure hose. I think that might have helped in this situation.
Such skilled, respectful, kind and honest workers! They were very gracious when talking with the restaurant owners. Their reassurance helped the couple be less anxious. Very rare but very important.
Ollie the Drain Addict has a head in his collection for breaking up scale and concrete in pipes. It uses the pressure to make the head rattle to chip away without damaging the pipes. Paying off the time to extract the concrete that way will be far cheaper than digging up the ground to replace the pipe.
Hi! I'm a plumber in Chile and i've been saving money for sewer and drain equipment to do this kind of work! I'ts very inspiring to see! May I ask which equipment do you use? Thanks beforehand! I appreciate all your work a lot!
Just from a few videos, you can tell they use the endoscope often sometimes just a few meters, sometimes 30+ meters. They use hydro-power nearly all the time to power the heads with various chain types/lengths and one "penetration" head that looks like a drill--they'd have to be "pipe safe" so not sure what they're made from. The one way I saw that they don't use hydro-power (usually while inside a building) requires a power drill. They use the rechargeable battery packs and switched them out with a fresh battery pack when necessary. One or two waterproof large barrel vacuums. Nets and Grabber/Reacher tools of various types so you don't have to stretch to pick up "gunk". Throughout the videos I saw several lengths of hoses wrapped around cylinders that could require two men to lift--meters and meters long. Standard tools you would find in any household garage (including string!) and those specific for the plumbing industry. Anything from "surgical" gloves to heavy duty gloves, clear facemasks, and "baseball" hats to "construction" hats--especially near roads with appropriate road signs. I'm sure all their clothes and shoes/boots are treated against water damage, too. The amount of grease they come into contact with is horrifying, but I would also worry about acids and chemicals homeowners and business owners would use before they called a plumber. I would think these videos are all business or apartment related, but I haven't seen them all. It's always a good idea to see how old the areas around your business are, too. Standards and materials change over time. If something hasn't been updated in decades (or a century), it's good to know what you might be facing and what tools would be appropriate to use. If you're working on houses, you could get away with one person and shorter lengths of pipes/tubes. Apartment complexes and businesses would need multiple people and so much more plus endoscope length, too. And, as always, be honest with your clients and give them their options. (The view through the endoscope is usually a business maker.)
We started our business with Ridgid tools (sewer drain, wet vac, etc..) and Rothenberger drain cleaning machines and custom ordered hydro jet washing machine.
Here in the rural US (and I'm sure other countries) we have on-site waste collections which are called septic tanks. Would you please clarify what a septic tank is in what seems to be an urban setting? Thanks.
This is a problem in every country. Cement or tile grout washed into the drain by lazy workers. It's so hard to move. Good work team, the owner will be so happy.
In addition to the amazing work they have, they also give advice on what to do and how to go about it. Keep up the wonderful work you have, this team is wonderful. I really love watching your videos, they cheer me up a lot.
Well done Guys. I truely hope that both Contractors get whats coming to them for such poor work and destruction. Glad you gave over all the evidence to help resolve the problem as well.
Anything physical that can break the concrete can also potentially break the pipe. There's another suggestion using hydrochloric acid but I'm not sure of local laws governing its usage.
contractors, everyone's worst nightmare... they always claim they never do wrong. May they find their wallets empty and their children unmarriageable. Thank you for doing a good job, and giving people the chance to live a good life. There's nothing worse than clogged pipes.
What a useful tool the endoscope is. You can see right into the heart of the problem. Good job team.
I am electrician but I see how similar we work. Identifying the problem, see if the problem is what you think, try to solve the problem and always tell the customer the truth. Honesty gives returning customers.
Today I had two people drilling in the walls of an apartment building. They cut a cable each. Family with 5 children had no electricity so I had to fix temporary solution so they could eat in the weekend.
Exactly Brother. I work in the same field. I get tired of them guys who does the fix it all jockey moves. I've seen all the work done. Horrible and subpar! Honesty brings business a long way
I loathe people that screw over others & especially because they are too lazy to do their job properly.
I hope the contactor does right by the customer. If not I hope the customer receives legal satisfaction.
Awesome jobs guys!!
Love the details explanation to the client 💕🌹 you guys not only help with the problem, but also giving solution on how to settle it. You guys are great! 👏👏
Sometimes the job is hard, sometimes easy, but as you can see, they try their best to help other people!
Had a sewer job like that. Had to push a plug from street side to the concrete then per customer request we poured in acid and it did a great job making the concrete brittle. Used a spiral head to blow it out.
That should work, hydrochloric would eat the cement without destroying the pipe.
If I had to guess there's issues with using acid because most places in Korea use septic systems or there's potentially laws about using certain chemicals
@@powerpcmac Wouldn't doubt in most "old countries" there would be issues because of the original materials used and then built upon by later workers without entirely removing the ancient 'ware. But if they keep them clean or updated, they're perfectly fine! (IE: Rome and Pompeii)
Oh ya right back to the drinking water. Genius
Acid also damages the concrete part of the sewege system. Huge pispes are often mad out of concrete i think.
You guys are so professional and polite to you customers. You should be proud of yourselves. 👍👍👍
You guys do a lot of work! Editing, uncloging, great job!
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I hope the culprits end up paying for all the work needed.
I was watching youtuber Penetrator the other day and he has to deal with a lot of huge tree roots so he has a special root-cutting head for his high pressure hose.
I think that might have helped in this situation.
Such skilled, respectful, kind and honest workers! They were very gracious when talking with the restaurant owners. Their reassurance helped the couple be less anxious. Very rare but very important.
I hope that the contractor/(s) that did them dirty will own up to their mistake after all the evidence you've provided them.
Ollie the Drain Addict has a head in his collection for breaking up scale and concrete in pipes. It uses the pressure to make the head rattle to chip away without damaging the pipes. Paying off the time to extract the concrete that way will be far cheaper than digging up the ground to replace the pipe.
Good troubleshooting guys! Hope the business owner can have the septic and cement companies to repair.
Hi! I'm a plumber in Chile and i've been saving money for sewer and drain equipment to do this kind of work! I'ts very inspiring to see! May I ask which equipment do you use? Thanks beforehand! I appreciate all your work a lot!
Just from a few videos, you can tell they use the endoscope often sometimes just a few meters, sometimes 30+ meters. They use hydro-power nearly all the time to power the heads with various chain types/lengths and one "penetration" head that looks like a drill--they'd have to be "pipe safe" so not sure what they're made from. The one way I saw that they don't use hydro-power (usually while inside a building) requires a power drill. They use the rechargeable battery packs and switched them out with a fresh battery pack when necessary. One or two waterproof large barrel vacuums. Nets and Grabber/Reacher tools of various types so you don't have to stretch to pick up "gunk". Throughout the videos I saw several lengths of hoses wrapped around cylinders that could require two men to lift--meters and meters long. Standard tools you would find in any household garage (including string!) and those specific for the plumbing industry. Anything from "surgical" gloves to heavy duty gloves, clear facemasks, and "baseball" hats to "construction" hats--especially near roads with appropriate road signs. I'm sure all their clothes and shoes/boots are treated against water damage, too. The amount of grease they come into contact with is horrifying, but I would also worry about acids and chemicals homeowners and business owners would use before they called a plumber. I would think these videos are all business or apartment related, but I haven't seen them all. It's always a good idea to see how old the areas around your business are, too. Standards and materials change over time. If something hasn't been updated in decades (or a century), it's good to know what you might be facing and what tools would be appropriate to use. If you're working on houses, you could get away with one person and shorter lengths of pipes/tubes. Apartment complexes and businesses would need multiple people and so much more plus endoscope length, too. And, as always, be honest with your clients and give them their options. (The view through the endoscope is usually a business maker.)
We started our business with Ridgid tools (sewer drain, wet vac, etc..) and Rothenberger drain cleaning machines and custom ordered hydro jet washing machine.
Good job as usual guys!
Here in the rural US (and I'm sure other countries) we have on-site waste collections which are called septic tanks. Would you please clarify what a septic tank is in what seems to be an urban setting? Thanks.
That's a really rotten thing to do to a business owner. The people should accept that they messed up and fix it.
Use a mechanical rigid pipe cleaner ,removes cement sediments roots shoots and leaves,plastic n glass bottles ..
Hey! You put my comment in the video! You guys "rock"! Hah! Get it? Rock!
Yeah~!! ☺️☺️☺️
Great work!
I'm truly surprised they didn't have a special tool for that.
Good job Boys!!😄😄😄😄
Some heros wear capes, others wear masks. These heros have hoses.
Hello brothers... Is there any update on this particular case...???
I feel bad for the restaurant owners just trying too make a living and get shafted bc of someone else’s mistake hope they got them too fix it.
They need a LAWYER not a sewer man !!
The evidence from them will help
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@07:44 Cement is an ingredient in Concrete ... you keep referring to Concrete as Cement. peaceandlove.
Thank you for letting me know.
5:37 had me sweating. This mans literally used his phone to point to something in the drain. Me being as clumsy as I am, I’d probably drop it.
A popsocket is your best friend at that point, mini
Lmao I have one but even then. Knowing my luck and clumsiness I’d still probably drop it
This is a problem in every country. Cement or tile grout washed into the drain by lazy workers. It's so hard to move. Good work team, the owner will be so happy.
In addition to the amazing work they have, they also give advice on what to do and how to go about it. Keep up the wonderful work you have, this team is wonderful.
I really love watching your videos, they cheer me up a lot.
After the Sampoong collapse, there were so many stories about corruption in construction and government inspection of it. Apparently it still exists?
It exist everywhere in the world
This man pointing with a phone 5:30 above serwer 0.0
They make me smile with their consideration of each other..great teamwork
Well done Guys. I truely hope that both Contractors get whats coming to them for such poor work and destruction. Glad you gave over all the evidence to help resolve the problem as well.
Seems like bad/cheap/crap contractors are a universal constant
using his phone to point out something over a pit with water in it what a madman
The team has the best tools and equipment.they really invest for it.
5:37 anyone worry that he will drop his phone inside lol
Bad contractors exist everywhere, sadly. I hope is ok now! Thanks for all the great content and excellent video editing 👍
maybe i should just get a plumbing degree and learn korean cause there aint no way in hell im working in an office
The trades generally apply everywhere in the world. there is always a need for someone to know electrical work, to know plumbing work etc.
Bravo - job well done.👍 I do hope the customer gets resolution and satisfaction by the offending contractors.
Another great video!
The same idiots who constructed that mess must have been the same guys who did my shower, only my blockage is tile grout, not cement.
very under-rated channel!
You guys are alright. Keep up the great work!
I approve of the John Deere hat
always follow with power - wisdom word of today
please give update after this to see it's solved!
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perhaps using the concrete loosening power head?
Anything physical that can break the concrete can also potentially break the pipe. There's another suggestion using hydrochloric acid but I'm not sure of local laws governing its usage.
Great job with everything.. you guys rock... 😆 🤣
I would like to have the money it will cost to replace the sewer line.
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contractors, everyone's worst nightmare... they always claim they never do wrong. May they find their wallets empty and their children unmarriageable. Thank you for doing a good job, and giving people the chance to live a good life. There's nothing worse than clogged pipes.
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