On site with a Plumber 

It is a big job this one mate, I am back there in the next couple of weeks to hopefully get it finished

I can try and do a video, I'm always a bit sensitive when it comes to discussing prices for jobs, but I can try and discuss what I look for and how I go about it. Thanks for watching mate

Thanks for the support as always Robert, the first fix is always the worst on these jobs, once all the pipework is in the job becomes quite easy, you are right though, I will be pleased when it's finished

Thanks for the support as always Norman

I need to get one, thanks for watching as always mate 👍

I really apprecaite the support mate, I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos, thanks for watching

Thanks for the support as always mate. it is greatly appreciated

That's a good tip to be fair, I tend to try and avoid high points but the steel was right in the way on this one, thanks for the support as always PB

Thanks for watching as always Darren

Maybe we will meet up sometime. My daughter lives in the same town you are based (Near the railway station) and I am only about 40 mins away👍

Thanks for the support as always Paul, I am so happy to have 5k people that enjoy the channel, to me it's never been about numbers, it's the enjoyment I get from making the videos and the engagement I get with those who watch

Thanks for the support as always Bill

Thanks for the support as always Peter, you won't see any of it on this job, at least I know it was done in copper though

Thanks for the support as always Chris, copper pipework always looks nice, I only worked Saturday morning over the bank holiday and then had a couple of days off, hope you had a great weekend mate

Thanks for the support as always Colin, you are right about the crawl boards, the joiners have put some in now on the other roof spaces I need to work in, hopefully it should make my life a bit easier

Thanks for the support as always mate, hope you had a great weekend

Thanks for the support as always Steve

I need to get one, thanks for watching as always mate 👍

Thanks for the support as always mate, I only worked Saturday and then had a couple of days off

Thanks for the support as always Shaun

Thanks for the support as always Tony, I'm looking forward to get stuck into this one, I'm a bit under pressure because the jobs a bit behind but once I've got the main runs in I can start to relax a bit

Thanks for the support as always Henry

I need to get one, generally I just spin it in position until I've got 60m and then just work it into the room, thanks for watching as always Danny

Thanks for the support as always mate

Thanks for the support as always Andy, those pipe coils weighed a ton, it was the cheapest way of buying it though

Thanks for the support as always Keith

Thanks for the support as always Charles

Thanks for the support mate, it is so greatly appreciated

Best of luck with your apprenticeship mate, you will love it, thanks for watching

@@PlumbLikeTom Cheers Tom!!

Thanks for the support as always mate, the underfloor heating is designed by the supplier but I designed everything else, I work to a customer supplied specification and architect drawings but all the pipe runs and sizes I work out as I go along

It would have looked a lot neater to run straight through like you say, I never like drilling steels as sometimes building control will ask for a structural report, not that it would fall down but everyone has to cover their back, thanks for watching as always mate

Thanks for the support as always mate, the loop lengths on this job are all a maximum of 80m but most average around 68m, I do probably need to get a de coiler, I generally spin the coil until I have 70m of pipe off, and then work it into the room, this overlay system is a bit of a pain with the boards as it tends to pop out in the smaller rooms, onwards and upwards with the subs, I'm just so pleased so may people enjoy my content

@@PlumbLikeTom Mate believe me I’ve tons of UFH experience. It’s simple, Tracks down first, Mount your manifold, Pay Out reel at manifold & carefully consider your loops, working from one side of the manifold to the other, depending on the loop layout. Never kink a pipe or cross over a pipe. Complete & pressure test the whole manifold, including loops. Leave the pressure on & fit a pressure gauge. If some hairy arsed Builder damages a pipe, you’ll know.

Thanks for the support as always Wayne

Thanks for the support as always Martin, I will reinforce the studding, I believe the client is going for mermaid boarding which makes for stronger walls behind the toilets

Thanks for the support as always Paul, apprentices always get the blame, that's the rule

You are right mate, thanks for watching