I’m a 70 year old lady from America and I’m hooked on these videos and the Hoof GP in Scotland. Go Figure! But I do enjoy both channels. Love the job supervisor.

It’s amazing how decades and decades ago people just built these homes without knowing that someday nature would reclaim what was once theirs.

With Drain addict not posting as much as he used to, you're doing a great job filling the world's Aussie -man jetters shoes. Congrats on 10k.

Gotta love it when the dirt is made of wood

gotta love little suzie resident who like a ding bat didnt think to tell him she had a tree there and removed!!!!!!!

Blocked drain 148 answers my question 😁Cheers

I know this customer was very satisfied with your work. Awesome Job!!!!

You knocked this one, out of the park!! Wow, very impressive, well done, sticking with it and sharing the investigation results with the owner.

A very complicated job today. But you’ve conquered it again! Your the best, Gavin! Cheers mate! 😊

🐸🎈🐸🎈🐸 Epic '2 for one' video to celebrate 10,000 Subscribers. Great team work ! Thanks for all you efforts. ☺️

For the drain pipe not being buried deep enough, reminds me of the situation my parents had at their last house. The well company didn't bury the well pipe deep enough- it's supposed to be at least 27 inches deep here to be below the freeze line. We didn't know it wasn't until the guy running the grader broke the power line for it when grading for the front parking area. 🙄 The guy packed up his grader and left, without saying a word. Dad came home and boom, the whole system shut down, we had no water in the house. The well company tried to deny responsibility for the shoddy work.

Good Job on detecting the broken pipe so quickly. you definitely know your craft. Thank you for posting these interesting videos!! Watching from Seattle, Washington.

As single women who is a home owner, I try to do most of my home repairs and maintenance. My son is qualifying to be an electrician, so he knows what needs to be done there, and I've always looked after the plumbing in the immediate reaches of the sinks and baths. There is a few things on my 'would like to do' list. If those folks had youtube channels I could watch to see how they work and ask what they charge for said work, I would feel a lot more comfortable getting in contact. What you do is so much better than some faceless recommendations and a calling card.

You've earned your pay and a sandwich for this job boss. Amazing work and great customer service!

I guess this is where they got the term s***-faced? Because you're sure as hell got it! One hell of a video man that's why I watch you! Take care. Tony

When going to the gym has benefits directly related to job performance 😃

Love that root. What a catch!

Love your channel, gives " I AM GROOT!" a whole new meaning :D

Two clearings at one job site, great work!! And congratulations on the 10K!!! Thanks for sharing, she was a doozy!!

It always amazes me the size of the roots that come out of these pipes. Great job as always.

They reminded me of the core samples sometimes obtained in oil exploration!

Just here to see the frog😂😂😍

Another great job!! You are the best! Those pipes look like “toy pipes” they are so thin. No wonder they break and roots get in.

Congratulations on 10k and thank you for keeping us all entertained with your plumbing skills 😁

That was epic for sure

what a lovely specimen

Great job as always. A lot of hard work but at least things are working and she knows what has to be done down the road. You always do your best for the customer and take pride in your work. That is something that is hard to find these days. Most just get in and get out with the least amount of effort possible. I was always taught to do it right the first time or don't bother doing it.

You earnt your money on that job. Great work.

Great job. Very satisfying. I keep having to tell my husband to not bother me in the evenings because I’m spending them with “the penetrator”. He laughs.

That was a huge job. Well done for sticking it out.

Bloody hell this was a good one!! Those roots should be framed 😂 great job, I reckon the customer will be very happy 👍👍

Penetrator- getting to the root of the problem…couldn’t resist.

What a good job mate 😂well done unbelievable skill

Omg that’s unbelievable

I guess you could say that pipe is "rooted" ...... LOL

@21:20 would it be the Guinness world record for plumbing

The best to this work is it is the rain flowing, you have with roots to to but this is agrotable. The rainwater in the garden to trickle away is the best. The video to show you have great working and in a pair year is it the to self. 🇦🇹

Wow Big Job you did Great work 👍👍👍👍

watching this for a second time and thinking: If only you knew what I already know..

Hi from Julie from Lancashire in the UK XXX🚽🤗

Great job go well beyond the call of duty. 👍👍

Holy 🐮! I know yellow shoes was like 🛑✋ then 🫣😱 then 😭💸!

The fact that you show all your work, good and bad, is the best calling card and advertisement for the type of work you do. You are the only person whom I would call if I lived in Australia. Wish you were in the U.S.A. I am checking in from outside Chicago, Illinois.

Are you going to have that specimen stuffed and mounted above your fireplace?

Well that was bloody unbelievable. What a job Gavin. Wow. Cheers🇨🇦❤️

Really enjoy your KZfaq content! Grease traps are the same all over the world….wretched and evil smelling. We worked at Chicago’s O’Hare airport for a major International airline in the Buildings and Maintenance Department. Tasked with cleaning the trap for the kitchen in the “Sky Lounge” for VIPs, we set about the task. When we cracked the cover on the trap, we both gagged and dropped back several steps. N A S T Y! We did the job, and I threw away that uniform set as I couldn’t get the smell out of the clothes. They had to close the VIP lounge for a day to have an outside cleaning company come in to disinfect and deodorize the area. Tyvek suits are the answer!! Use them, peel them, toss them into an outside rubbish bin. Anyway, watching you clear the drain for the bakery brought back all those smells. Big respect to you for getting that mess cleared and I’m grateful you were outside for most of that job. Keep up the good work. “Cheers” to you from Dan in Colorado, USA!

ROOOOOOTS!

I'm actually surprised how well your path repair turned out. Good job

10k Congrats man

OMG What Big Tree Roots.

Subbed! This fellow need to run for government!! Clean out all clogs! Very cool stuff.

Life finds a way.

I run a stump grinding business and can tell from the sawdust and soil mix there that stump was machine ground and they may have hit the pipe. However by the look of the root ball the pipe was probably compromised already to some degree, the machine just made the hole larger..

Good job 👏 well done

yet again above and beyond to sort the job out for the customer well done

That root's so big the tree must be quite old.

great videos, love your frog!

Outstanding effort, Gavin. Those roots were super tough - love seeing them exposed/pulled out.

Yes, definitely an epic!!

Congrats on 10k!

Love this

Watching roots be pulled from a pipe is not unlike watching parasitic worms coming out of a host body, especially when they just keep coming up and you wonder how all of it fit into the tiny space it came from. There's a certain morbid fascination with it.

Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers

Everyone can relate to the relief felt after all you Pipes are blocked for far too long. Great Job😎😎

I wasn't surprised by the size of the roots. And that they had gone into the sewer as well. Certain trees have very invasive root systems

nice cane toad

Those roots are amazing.

Congrats on the 10k subs 🇳🇿🦺👌

Massive job, beautifully and thoroughly done. You may find clients unsure about how to proceed, and whether a tradie is truthful, because a lot of women don't know about these areas. The suggestion to watch your KZfaq is a good one, clients see your processes, problem solving, attitudes, quality of work, and your trustworthiness. Nice when a client offers you some sustenance.

this is why you get a full inspection done before you purchase a house

Another job well done!! Those root clumps were massive.

I wonder what the woman thought when he said his channel name was Penetrator.😬🤔

Some root problems there. Makes good watching though. Keep up the good work over there. Ken UK

In the USA they use and auger with cutters on the end to cut the roots.

Good Tuesday evening to you sir and your family

10,000 Subs........ Congrats on the ongoing success....... to think I knew ya when you were at 1,000..🤔👏👏

Aussie drains are so different then where im from. Ours come from downspouts then straight into our gardens or anywhere we want it to go. Usually no farther than 3-4 feet away.

Awesome

Your videos have improved a lot🇦🇺

Gosh! she has a lot wrong around there! Surely, she would have noticed sooner. Ollie, you are a great drain fixer and paver!

Congratulations on reaching 10K!

Congrats on 10k!!!! Well earned and deserved. You are great at what you do and that is what keeps me coming back

Quite a few separations in the sewer pipe. I counted 4 maybe 5. Gonna be a big job to dig that up and repair it.

WOW

I like looking at the streets and trying to work out which Brisbane suburb You are working in. Luv Ya Work.

👍🏻😎keep on trucking

Excellent work...👍.

Congratulations on the 10K subs, onwards and upwards!

thats incredible that must be the most roots i have seen you pull out of a pipe .can you find someone to help her out with cutting her lawn

Another good workout for you! Presumably the owner could claim the 2 drain repairs on her house insurance unless it is one of the many exemptions in the insurance small print!

Man! No wonder it didn't drain! Good job mate!

Fascinating video!!!

crikey!

What a beast of a job this was! Cast those roots in resin to preserve them and put them on display in your office! That's some serious trophy material.

Hey I have done a lot of digging ! The best tool for small hole /trench/ carefully digging. Is a hand held (short handle) pick axe.. sharp! Will make short work for hard soils and rooted soil! (Sharp axe cuts roots easy) I have used a lot of digging tools pick axe works best second a digging bar ! But you can get a hand held jack hammer drill with different bits as well but the cost over a pick axe ? Your choice!

I take care of 62 apts, all my power tools are Ryobi

Just a thought champ, what about putting more markings on your hose attached to the jetta. Maybe like you had the red tape as a warning your near the start so you can shut the water off, but then also yellow, blue and black tape at say every 2-5 metres. That way you can quickly see how far in the set-up is. Maybe even then put an epoxy layer over the tape so it stays on longer, not a huge amount, just enough to waterproof the tape to the hose.

I think you do an excellant job, if I lived over there and ever needed you to clean out my drains, you'd be the 1st one I'd call! Love your heavy accent. Oh! I see our little friend is with us today, yaye!!! 🐸 (ribbit)

You have a root war club.

Hey, why didn't you put a clean out T in the pipe you installed?