You are done excellent job. You did everything by yourself and no helpers at all. It was amazing. I was wondering that the homeowners didn’t do an inspection before they purchased it.

Big mix there. Copper, pex rings, pex clamps, Sharkbite and now press copper. That's about everything. Great job.

Nicely done! As a handyman I appreciate the extra work the plumbers make for me when they do not cut their access panels square. I get it though, especially in a place with multiple water leaks. Plumbers do not have the time to do everything precisely.

Great job! I think all that new copper and fittings are worth more than that house!

Pex, Sharkbytes, copper etc. What a mess ! Awesome repair.

Great job, pro press a great help to speed up repair, your skill and talent are noted!

Always fun trying to figure out what the previous did. Sure seemed like there was a lot of corrosion and shortcuts taken by original plumber.

Why does code anywhere in the US allows for water supply lines to buried in concrete regardless of the type of pipe.

That’s a colossal mass how many different pipes can 1 place have, pex, copper, shark bite fittings and pvc what a nightmare

I am wondering how much that job cost the homeowner. I am asking because I was given an estimate to change all the piping and run it through the roof. My house isn't big at all, just apx 700 square feet, And he quoted me over 9K which I thought was quite extreme since he said he could do it in one day by himself.

Dr Green good job

Damn you got lucky with the manifolds on this one where I’m at they’re always right against the slab

I hate copper pipes. Chased leaks for years. Soon as you fix one section. The next weakest link will pinhole.

Great work,I believe that Chloromines are eating the copper pipe from the inside out .

How much was the bill to reroute the water lines through the attic?

Should’ve sold them a total repipe, they definitely need it

putting in work

I've been chasing slab leaks in my house for 33 years. Hydronic system leaking in the slab, into the ground, only indicated by water meter constantly running. I rented an thermal camera to map the copper pipes, then drilled holes in the slab adjacent to each connector, or elbow. Then plunge a wooden dowel into the hole and see if it comes out wet. Found every leak, every time. Then I simply jack hammer the slab over the link and sweat in a new section.

WoW... fantastic Job....

Brother you speak my language …. Gucci means it’s good😂

Good job!

😂 Best part of this video is @ 6:27 when you open the wall lmao if your a plumber watching this and have never had that reaction before you have NOT done enough slab leak calls 😂

Anyone else notice the ground clamp on the outside water line before it changes from copper to PVC?

Attic temp in winter could be below freezing point. The line up there could be frozen in winter

Great investigation sir with total professionalism. Just curious what that four hour job cost? Great plumbers are hard to find. My ten year old basement sump pump was hummimg. I ordered a new one with a new basin cover. The ejector pvc pipe and vent pvc pipe holes were off line. I called a plumber who placed the new pump in the basin, installed the new cover both new ready to go. The plumber put new 2" pvc pipes into the new holes about a 4" longer run. Sealed the cover with silicone, tested the pump a few times which went well. Total time spent on the job was 75 new york minutes costing me over $430. I was shocked that his labor was that much money. I wish I had asked for an estimate first. A lesson learned. I wod love reading more stories.

Thanks so much for this. Well done! I definitely have a slab leak in my backyard concrete. Luckily it's out in the open. I have a good idea exactly where it is because I had a pinhole repair in that area a few years ago and water is seeping up through the concrete cracks. I'm thinking the whole 30' run of lateral copper pipe should be replaced, not just a spot repair. Can a new pipe be run without removing 30' of concrete? Or how about running Pex underground..like bore a hole first? Or running pex through the inside of the existing copper pipe (which I saw someone on youtube do). ps. The waterline goes to my guesthouse.

That doesn't freeze in the attic?

mechanical couplings without a band are not allowed inside or under your home but I see them everywhere.

Ya my water bill has tripled this last month i dont know why

Matt are you located in Florida? Hous I have was built in early 90s. Got a leak under the slab, Heard county is using a chemical other than chlorine that is eating the copper pipes up from the inside out at a rapid rate, do you recommend me doing a complete pex reroute/repipe through the attic so i don't have to deal with future headaches, or a spot repair.?

bettr redo the hole hosuse

Shark bites and pex clamp rings

Great video, great job. How long are the O-rings in the crimp joints good for roughly?

Does the Pex require strapping in the attic?

Who puts the drywall back? Make an access panel there?

Id have charged around 1800 in northwest florida for these repairs

if my rain shower head is in the ceiling and the pipe goes through my attic ( ohio gets cold in winter) what can I do to make sure the copper pipe doesn't freeze in the winter.. and is there going to be a condesation problem on the pipe that drips down onto my ceiling.... The copper pipes is about 5 inches above the ceiling..

What tool did you use to put inside the copper line? thanks

very nice job. by the way, how much this job cost. like 100 - 2000, or up. thx

what is the average cost to do a reroute pipe when a person has a slab leak?

Propress O plenty yo. Likes me some pro press. It's presstastic! I pity the fool who didn't know propress.

Im questioning why they randomly stopped staggering the floors lol

Did you clean those pipes?

dog barely got that pro press cap on i doubt it was on all the way lol

What about water freeze in the attic thanks

sell them a repipe already

This dudes breathing gave me anxiety watching this lol

How long will the slab leak continue after the repipe? I just had a repipe and the problem area is still leaking

Isn't that water line in the attic going to freeze?

i dont know why they build house in such a way that its hard to fix

I dont snake the pipe like that, i blow it with air compressor and its faster too.

Should've used sharkbites, especially behind the wall, they grip really well and last a really long time.

Why would you buy a slab house. Your asking for EXPENSIVE plumbing repairs CRAZY

Change all that crap to PEX