What a great video, useful for my walk through. Thank you!

Them are pushed together wall units. Probably one of the few episodes that they showed a celling.

Great video thanks for that and the crawling effort :). One question if you can recall. Where the new pvc connects to say the toilet drain pipe or basically all connection points to drains, did they just connect sleeves to the old cast iron pipes embedded in the concrete foundation or did they somehow remove the old cast iron in the foundation and fille/replace with new pvc? if they removed old cast iron piping in foundation how would they do that?

Does this impact the foundation of the house?

Best show that ever was

Can you add a transfer switch to panels in the closet?

Yes that bonding looks good. HOWEVER their should be a shutoff on each of the CSST lines coming off they manifold.

Just bought a home 5 months ago turns out I might have to be going through the same process right now is estimated at 4500$ for the job

Don't get mad when you raise a kid to be honest, & he does it.

Is it safe to live in the house while this work is being done?

Where are the splices in the wall

I love this episode. There's often a part missing from the tour scene where Barney becomes so fed up with Opie's honesty, he discreetly shoves the poor kid into the downstairs closet 😄

I know by experience that "home inspections" are largely a racket to benefit the "inspector" and the real estate agent. The buyer of course is always the victim....

Hi thanks for the great video question is there any need to backfill the dirt back in ? or just leave the tunnel as is ?

Love it when Barney comes back with that angry look at Opie 🤣

Love that episode

Hacks… jeez…. No pride…

Sick of crappy roofers.

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I would never discourage the truth. Would you ? 👨‍⚕️

We are adding new circuits to an existing panel that is located in a closet. Will adding new circuits trigger the need for us to move the panel when the inspector comes out?

All you had to do was tighten it, and test for leaks again, that would have likely stopped the leak.

The last line Opie say is what kills you. It's the truth

I used to own a beautiful historical house in a colonial city. My son about that same age as Opie in this clip did the exact same thing to us during every showing! He thought he was “helping”! Haha

Inspection wow Opie lol

What happens when you leave the home or condo water damaged as a result of this test? Will not the home/condo owner accuse you of "damaging something that was not problematic before the inspection"? You may have saved your client $5000 but in the process, you may have brought upon yourself a nice lawsuit...for something that is not within the scope of the inspection in the first place...

I'm disappointed in Andy. That was out of character for him, though it also was showing how you can do bad things while going along with a cultural norm. But I expect later in the episode Andy comes to his senses, recognizes the error of his way, and learns a life lesson himself.

I was working on a flip and the owner did not want to address the electrical situation with the ungrounded outlets in the older part of the house. After an inspector working for a loan agency brought this up the sale was declined. The owner wasn't willing to spend the 7K to fix the problem so believe it or not a Realtor suggested bootlegging them. I refuse to do that. The owner didn't even like my idea of installing GFCIs at $25 a piece.

Kids should sit I the Florida congress at least every month.

Barney the unethical real estate agent. Just out for his commission. If you watch the episode, his whole problem is because of that.

Telling the truth wasn't good for the adults I see! Kids are NOT stupid..The truth is the truth whether you are a kid or especially an informed adult trying to weedle their wayout of a convenient lie and one to the kid.... worse still! 🤔

Man I love the truth!!!

Ops Got a Point There!

Kind of like when a parent spanks their kid for cussing and cusses while doing so.

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The "real estate" chuckles from Barney 😭😂😂

Thank you. Your videos are valuable.

the kid's got a point; it does seem like a double standard

Hi Brian! Thanks for this video. It was really helpful to see how a repipe job under the home happens. I live in South Florida and have to do this process to my home. In your experience, does this kind of job result in repiping the supply lines and valves within the home in the bathrooms, kitchen, and laundry room? If so, what kind of repair is needed after the fact? Thank you!

Holly caw that is some expensive job 😳

Good stuff man. FYI - Those are not "striker plates." They're called "nail plates." Striker plates are what the bolt/latch of a door knob "strikes" as the door closes.

you're lucky you came out of the tunnel alive...

Wow that’s a lot of money all my plumbing is in the garage but I don’t have any problem yet and my house is 55 years old and I would like to get my sewer line clean out with a lite simple cleaning because I don’t have any problems yet maybe a little cleaning will help It last longer

Bonding every single clamp does not change or help anything one single bonding closest to where penetrates through the house and starts is best its all metal and as long as it's bonded to the water pipe, or main panel or grounding rods outside its the same

Amazing

ok - no charge for beach front property in the closet .

I don't think my inspector took anything off, they just used the test and now I'm super anxious...

Nogtbi so

flir one camera can detect this level?

Love the roof video. Keep them coming