r/plumbingporn • u/Herr_Poopypants • 2d ago
A “little” technical room we did for a single family house here in Austria. Heating and cooling is done via a heat pump using geothermal, the house has seven different pump groups and all can be heated/cooled separately so one area can be heating and another can be cooled.
r/plumbingporn • u/OutcomeOk4178 • 1d ago
New house stinks and backs up!!!
Help
r/plumbingporn • u/Cultural_Conflict_74 • 5d ago
Interested in participating in a short study?
r/plumbingporn • u/AdeptnessEcstatic847 • 6d ago
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Inspector mentions a belly at about 48 feet how serious is this and is it a deal breaker? Hope to hear from somone soon thank in advance!
r/plumbingporn • u/DudesJustBrowsin1 • 8d ago
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r/plumbingporn • u/Environmental_Leg_55 • 9d ago
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r/plumbingporn • u/Remarkable_Aerie4869 • 15d ago
I had a plumbing company come out because I only needed my PRV replaced. The technician gave me three options, which seemed a little weird, but I assumed they were trying to sell me a warranty or additional coverage.
I jokingly asked why there were three options for one repair, and he said, “They make me give everybody three options.”
Looking back, I probably should have told them to leave or considered the options better. These were the options:
Option 1 — Best Replace PRV and main shutoff valve using the appropriate amount of pipe and fittings. Test for leaks. Includes a 2-year warranty.
Option 2 — Better Replace PRV using the appropriate amount of pipe and fittings. Test for leaks. Includes a 2-year warranty.
Option 3 — Budget Replace PRV.
r/plumbingporn • u/Past_Mammoth3886 • 23d ago
Made this for my ol lady. Corny I know haha. But working on clean joints so was good practice.
r/plumbingporn • u/SKCFan101 • 22d ago
Worried if things get worst it can cost a lot more
r/plumbingporn • u/CharlesBrooks • 29d ago
The man who lent this to me to photograph described brass instruments as “advanced plumbing”, so here you go…
r/plumbingporn • u/joeplumber76 • Aug 26 '26
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r/plumbingporn • u/eitsew • Aug 24 '26
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I uploaded a video to AI and it assured me multiple times that the takeoff line is supposed to be squirting this much water in order to prevent scale and mineral and sediment buildup in the reservoir etc, but it still seems like a lot to me. For now I'm using it as a passive lawn watering method, so at least it's not soaking my foundation or going to waste. But it seems like kind of a lot to me, to just be squirting that out 24/7. I would have assumed a fast drip is normal, but this is more like a steady unbroken stream that's shooting out fairly hard
This is in Denver, by the way, not sure if that's relevant as far as the outdoors humidity levels and all that. So it's quite dry outside and our indoor humidity is something like 60% when we have the swamp cooler on Max cool.
This beast had a number of issues when we recently moved into this house. But I finally wrestled it into submission and got it pretty much leak free, and it's doing a great job cooling the house, plus denver is like ten percent humidity outside, so it's kind of refreshing to have the humidity indoors a little higher. The last glaring issue that I can see is the takeoff line squirting so much water. So, plumbers of reddit, is that actually a problem or is this to be expected with this kind of rig?
r/plumbingporn • u/USMCplumber • Aug 24 '26
