4" Copper x CPVC flange bolts leaking

[@sammydemars-conoly2297]

Finally some plumbing content that plumbers can learn from, keep it coming brother! I love that theres no pretension or ego, just real calls. Much appreciated

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@@sammydemars-conoly2297 thanks dude

[@kikibellebubba1248]

Good job not shying away

[@everythinghomerepair1747]

This was super interesting to watch. Definitely very intriguing stuff compared to residential. Imagine if the whole building fills up and then you find a leak lol sounds like a nightmare situation. All that draining down has to have some affect on the water bill.

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@@everythinghomerepair1747 high pressure cpvc on large lines require 24 hrs to cure in some instances... think about that for a second

[@jamestamu83]

Yep, those are the booster pumps to reach the top. They start/stop as needed to maintain a constant pressure. One is probably a backup. It's a shame that the mechanical contractor who built that place didn't bother to put labels on the pipes! The final building inspection should have required that. Now you have to figure it out!!

[@jeffreyplumber1975]

i saw other labels i would have called the plumbing contactor that built it plenty of companies know that work . same with the other building that had the circuit setters needed changing on the heating and cooling system must be some incompetant management

[@markkotarski4659]

"if i cant get it, i wont charge you" has gotten me far in life lol. I sense more commercial calls in your future my man.

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@@markkotarski4659 it's all the same stuff at the end of the day just bigger

[@JohnJohn-mz3kh]

GOOD JOB OF TAKING CARE OF THOSE LEAKS SEE YOU NEXT TIME

[@ronnym1977]

I'm glad for you that you got it on the first try. Good work.

[@pm8302]

Dude I love your content! I told Roger Wakefield he needs to reach out to you and collaborate with you.

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@pm8302 thanks dude that would be cool

[@tomdale1313]

you got "BALLS" to move forward on equipment unknown to yourself, it's one way to get experience (hard knocks) thxs for sharing...

[@TC-tw5zk]

I agree

[@aaronbaraiya3692]

Any idea where the water meter might be? Also off the main any idea why there was another pressure reducing valve ontop of the 3 inch prv?

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@@aaronbaraiya3692 it's on the other side of the shut off

[@bsm6776]

keep up the good work 👍

[@aaronbaraiya3692]

Isnt cvpc not allowed in commerical? Cuz those flanges were on risers

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

its caliy all ok out there with them dems not here in mn coppa or steel no plstic shit

[@everythinghomerepair1747]

@@JamesBrown-db9pkyou should see Arizona. It’s even ten times worse than California with the plastic pipe. It’s allowed and used everywhere even commercial building fire sprinklers

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@@aaronbaraiya3692 is approved

[@danielrivera792]

you need to get some lay flat plastic, tape it around those flanges and let it dump

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@danielrivera792 I wanted to do that but with the space in the ceiling it would have drenched me in hot water

[@Christopherbarb-t9c]

booster pump i am pretty sure your right / other glycol on heating

[@jeffreyplumber1975]

Nice gottr done

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

10.k job how much u bid

[@davidbrinkmeyer5850]

The liability associated w/that job - - - I almost fainted watching. Walk away next time.

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@davidbrinkmeyer5850 nah, little liability honestly. This Comercial stuff has fail proof stuff built in. The recircs, pumps, boilers... it's not like residential where if you don't bleed a pump it burns out... way different stuff and manufacturers are almost always available for a call to trouble shoot

[@charliegodinez9655]

If I did these jobs I would lose too many existing customers

[@jeffreyplumber1975]

no one knows anything about the system or where to call to find out who to call Building Engineer should know something thats absurd

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

its cali them losers out there r bluer then sky fjb

[@scottmaz4063]

That's pretty bad that no one knows how the unit operates.

[@pershingplumbing9007]

@@scottmaz4063 at this point I know more than the on-site managers at the building

[@WokeInsanity82]

That system is designed to reduce the human caused devastation of the native aquatic microbe population in CA. For too long Californians have been using water in boilers that are full of protected native microbes. The native Californian amoeba is one such species that has suffered greatly. In every gallon of ground water there are currently only 87 trillion amoebas, down from 89 trillion in 1955. To save this vital and protected native species every commercial building in CA must invest in a $2 million dollar system that reduces amoeba deaths by 3%, sold by companies that donate to the authors of the bill that requires them. .....I bet it's something like that. Some crippling virtue signal where the benefits do not justify even 0.01% of the cost.