Good to see your videos again, straight to the point, no waffle

A smashing job on the boiler and hot water cylinder change Pete, it looked absolutely brilliant. Altering the pipes for the radiators must of been a right pain. You and Marcus certainly work so well together and the finish is always first class. Credit to you both.👍👏✊

I'm not a plumber but I really enjoy your videos and appreciate what a very high standard you work to.

ive said this before but i'll say it again...Pete is a better plumber with one hand than most of us with two hands! brilliant video again,cheers for upload

Loving the more regular content and the detailed explanations of all the work being done 😊

Watching your videos makes me want to get back on the tools. You make it look easy but achieving that quality of work isn't easy.

Hi Pete, Great video once again. Id like to give a special shout out to Marcus hes so humble and consistent excellent at his craft definitely would have been an honour to have been his apprentice to tap in to his wealth of knowledge and talent. Keep up the great videos. John💪🔥

Very nice job, like those stair dust sheet rods

Lovely neat work and well thought out, makes such a difference to the end job

Always great content. Thank you. One thing about fitting those drain cocks on cylinders, I always prefer to orientate them so that if the washer sticks I can easily grab it. When it's pointing down it can be a pain!

You guys work very and above all DO THE RIGHT THING!😊😊😊

Another great insightful video Pete. Be good to see your electric tool set up for wiring up etc. 🎉

couple of years ago i was on a job trying to get a flue out that was put in with expanding foam. i was messing about for a good while until the site labourer came over, told me to step aside and then he gave it an almighty twat with a shovel. two hits and the flue went clang on the ground outside. i was so impressed i gave the lad the boiler for scrap, he was well pleased.

Good on you for sorting the taps shows the customer you care and they would probably mention that to family etc who potentially need a job done

Oh, how I wished Pete lived in my area and Marcus too. Great video.

Great content as always and terrific work. I work on my own and prefer to, but always nice to work with someone else. Good for the mental health. Talking of fastest tap replacement. Quoted a kitchen tap swap, customer suppling. Bristan Easyfit tap coming out Easyfit going in 😀

I always get a price via emails and send a photo of what I want. Merchant always get it wrong! They are more of a social club then a plumbing shop.

Nice job 👏

Great video. Seeing as it's summer season I probably would have had sourced them from somewhere else cheaper if I could.

nice work man

Super neat👍

Still don’t know why gate valves where ever fitted. So good when you shut them off. Drain a cylinder and they don’t open.

Top work Pete, I would have done the same on the taps. Maybe further work going forward and put a little bit on then.

First time I’ve ever seen a painted open vent cylinder 😂

Top tip on the wera nut spinners

I can't believe it's only fuckin Monday. It's been a long week 😄. Cheers Pete, glad the vids are back!

Top video m8

Please stop bodging the wiring centres! its not just a terminal block, if you get a leak you've got a fucked PCB not just damp connections! Leave the terminal blocks there and extend the wiring to mount the wiring centre on the wall. Also just FYI if you fit a socket and its not RCD protected you fall foul of the wiring regs, so you can't just swap a spur for a socket any more (even though this is a completely valid use case). I'd personally like to see Vaillant put a small power supply in the wiring centre or boiler so you can just plug it in with the bus connections but seems no-one can make something perfect. Like the vids mate but just hate the idea of an expensive wiring centre getting ruined by poor placement.

Year 3 apprentice here! Love the vids mate! Is the cold main really balanced, since the main will divert to the kitchen sink first, will this make a difference? Also would a 15mm rising main suffice to supply the whole house?

Great work as always PB - what fixings were used to fix to boiler into that breeze block?

Nice job as usual, how come you fitted a separate expansion as well as the built in one, system didn’t look that big

Would love to of seen what you guys did up in the loft with all those pipes

A quote is only a quote, so if its different, I'd just explain to the customer what changed and why, otherwise you will have to take longer doing quotes to catch issues earlier. If I was the customer, I would have preferred to get the whole unit replaced, since warranty is important too. Although quicker to not swap the similar parts, they may also have issues and it might bite you later on. What happens to the extra parts - did you put them under the cupboards for any future replacements ? Great channel btw.

Is a thorough flush satisfactory for the warranty?

Why would u put pressure reducing valve on that flushing thingy? The bigger the pressure the faster water goes, the more stuff u take out, i once flushed system with almost 9 bars, that was out local pressure.

Is that balanced connection really balanced? Have you ever looked inside the valve?

How on earth can anyone justify replacinng such a relatively new boiler?

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What's the yellow bars on the stairs please?

What does that flush machine do differently that running just mains water through the system does? #notaplumber

19:50 😂😂😂

Pete mate not telling you how do your job because your a far better plumber then me but that v smart controller on the floor like that is a no for me if cyl leaks or customer throws shit in there on it. Also then clicker wastes the spindles you can strip them down give them a little file and silicone grease and there as good as new it’s the limescale that builds up and stops them clicking clicking mech is just a bent piece of metal give it a go 👍👍👍💪💪💪

Howdys did you run a new 22mm cold main from stop cock to cylinder

Why do installers put the filters in the most difficult position possible for service engineers to access????

QUESTION!!! As we know gas boilers are getting banned in future. Will you start to install electric boilers or just move to a maintenance only service???

7/16 =11mm

Bloomig taps. Can't trust Pochin's anymore

Hey pete it's what you pay tax on at the end of the year that matters you win some and lose on some along the way

You dont know what your doing

Out of interest how much does a job like this cost?

What happened to the Monday night vids died a death already ??

I messaged toolmonster, your code is Pbplumber 5% off for future reference 😂