new construction plumbing in Florida. part 2

[@jhamp81]

Good lord! Repipe all those water lines before you flood the building! CPVC is a ticking time bomb!

[@user-sv4ev5qg1u]

Clean work. The only thing that I don't like is that they didn't vent any of the lavs through the roof

[@donaldmcdermott4266]

Lol, I only use cpvc on my water heater t/p drain line.

[@ramnathr7118]

Man loved your break down and explaining in detail.

[@JacobGluck]

You're welcome

[@roireid4902]

Crazy running CPVC with fittings under the slab, never allowed in Texas

[@dwaincorry4592]

Who run this CPVC piping going to be a nightmare in 10 years

[@everythinghomerepair1747]

In 10 years the original owner will likely have sold the house and it will be the new owners problem to deal with.

[@dwaincorry4592]

I would never use CPVC piping

[@davidunderwood4341]

Not challenging you at all. Why won't you use it? Just curious.

[@everythinghomerepair1747]

@@davidunderwood4341 I can’t speak for him but I wouldn’t use it because I wouldn’t want the homeowners to come after me when their two story house and all their personal belongings are ruined in 10 years because of a break in the pipe that will ultimately be ruled a “installation error” by the cpvc manufacturer.

[@donaldmcdermott4266]

Future service! Changing emergency shut off valves, for one. Waiting for glue to cure sucks

[@tannerwest6823]

CPVC is just about all they use in Florida. The majority of all new houses I’ve seen down there have CPVC

[@JacobGluck]

since I started doing plumbing in Florida 5 years ago there has been a gradual shift from CPVC to pex. I think very few, if any, new houses are built in CPVC nowadays. My personal house, built in 2017, was one of the last mass-built houses to be piped in cpvc. FWIW, cpvc is okay. sure, it has its problems, it gets brittle over time, etc. but it's okay, it holds its ground. Every material type has pros and cons. Pex aint perfect either. CPVC lasts for many decades, problem free, if installed correctly. Also, second-generation cpvc pipe is supposed to become less brittle over time than 1st gen. The ball valves, also, have been improved.

[@rogerhodges7656]

The yelling at the kid should have been edited out of the video.

[@richardvsessions1302]

or just mute...jeez

[@sierraplumber]

Should have a wall clean out where the main stack goes into the slab

[@andrey162000]

I just find it shocking that aav’s are being used in new home rough in

[@sierraplumber]

Showers not vented? Big mistake

[@JTTTTx]

How about the 3x2 double y on the horizontal????

[@landonthompson9756]

It’s way wrong Thought I was only one too see that

[@landonthompson9756]

Can never be used horizontal Wasn’t needed

[@wlmartin4386]

Is it me? I didn't see vents for bathrooms

[@rikstrange662]

No vent for shower. Also never ever have water in same ditch with waste unless an a shelf above the sewer 12”. Inspection pretty faulty.

[@glennmanchester5696]

Your not a plumber obviously can't you find one to.help you with these videos and explain it better

[@tubcharlie]

What about cross contamination?

[@myronsmith2114]

Pex manifold system is better and less fittings

[@glennmanchester5696]

That shower on the second bathroom isn't vented and cpvc is fine its been around a good long time.and I've not seen it fail yet

[@JacobGluck]

wet vented via AAV on lavatory. it's Florida.