Filmed On The Job Our Work
Every clip here was filmed through Jacob's glasses, showing his own work: what he sees as he works. Nothing is stock and nothing is staged. It's sorted by the kind of work, since that's what you'll be calling about.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week. No after-hours emergency service.
Breaking out, digging down to the old lines, and new copper in the trench.
Water Lines, From The Ground Up
Breaking out around the old lines
Main Water Line Replacement
Old lines exposed beside the house
Main Shut-Off Valve Replacement
The old line, opened up
Main Water Line Replacement
Fitting new copper in a trench
Main Water Line Replacement
A copper elbow, ready to go in
Main Water Line Replacement
In homes and garages: the joints that end up behind walls and above ceilings.
Copper, Cut And Soldered
At A Commercial Site
One Riser, Start To Finish
At a commercial site, copper joined with press fittings instead of solder. Seven steps, in order.
01Lay It Out
The run laid out on the floor
02Measure
A tape along the pipe
03Cut
A tubing cutter on the copper
04Deburr
Cleaning the inside of the cut end
05Press
The press tool closing a fitting
06Assemble
The riser coming together
07Set It
Set in place beside the equipment
Parts laid out and dry-fitted on the tailgate before the water goes off.
Before The First Cut
Fittings laid out on the tailgate
Main Shut-Off Valve Replacement
Dry-fitting the parts
Main Shut-Off Valve Replacement
Call The Plumber
Something leaking, backing up or not heating?
8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week. No after-hours emergency service.