$100,000 Plumbing Job
Why Do Cast Iron Sewer Lines Fail? Aging Infrastructure Cast iron used to be the gold standard for drain, waste, and vent systems in older homes. Typically, cast iron might last 30 to 40 years under optimal conditions. Over time, however, it corrodes from the inside out—especially when exposed to acidic waste or shifting soils. […]
Reacting To The Best And Worst Plumbing Videos
It’s not just about the sheer numbers but the journey that got him there—from early, awkward uploads filmed on a laptop, to wildly popular reactions to outrageous “plumbing hacks.” This post revisits some of Roger’s standout videos, discussing what made them hits (or misses), what they taught the team about YouTube, and how they helped […]
How to Replace Your Kitchen Sink | Plumbing 101
In this post, we’ll detail every step Roger Wakefield takes as he removes a rusted old sink, installs a brand-new one, and integrates a garbage disposal into the setup. We’ll also discuss how a partner like Ferguson can streamline getting the tools and fixtures you need, and why thorough preparation makes the difference between a […]
Tools EVERY Homeowner NEEDS | Plumber VS DIY
Owning a home means taking on the responsibility of repairs, maintenance, and the occasional renovation. From hanging a picture to fixing a leaky faucet, a basic set of tools can save you time and money. Instead of calling a handyman for small tasks, you can tackle them yourself—provided you’ve got the right equipment and basic […]
How to Measure Fitting Takeoff | Advanced Plumbing
Traditional, “old-school” plumbers might hold fittings up, eyeball the lengths, and hope for the best—but modern plumbing calls for a more precise method. By using published fitting takeoff dimensions from manufacturers, you’ll know exactly how much pipe to subtract for each hub or bend, ensuring consistent results and saving time on rework. This post walks […]
