@moral_lads: It’s a time where good tradies will outwork and earn the cowboys 💯 #plumbing #construction #drain

Danny1999999 :

Convinced this bloke could build a system that’ll part the Pacific Ocean

Anthony Di-Leo :

Leave it better than you found it. That's my motto.

AJ🗡️NZ :

This is actually sustainable and quality thinking. We’ve all seen the videos of the new builds and reno’swith shotty work and cut corners - you’re raising the bar! Nicely done!

jus2quik :

bruh i wish you were in syd, I would start an apprenticeship under you at 33

rangasheen :

100% mate. always leave the job better than when you got there. dont create a future problem 👍

Nexus :

The plumbers who did my mates house had the same perspective, “just slap it in, it’s storm water”, well after every massive rain event, their backyard is a bog pit because the gradient is fuck all and blocks like fuck. But hey…. Pay peanuts, what do you expect.

John Charles :

fantastic. great to see your quality and standards. very informative and interesting. yyanks

dazwright206 live action :

how big is the roof size

Blairy :

everything you've said is 100% correct. however, a roof that small aint catching much water. not gonna be much worse than if there was no roof and the water was just hitting the concrete and flowing back into the grass. not many people would bother overengineering this.

Doug Esk8 🇦🇺🦘 :

Living in a house with yeah she’ll be right mate plumbing is not so flash 👍💯

It’s A Heartache :

I love your thinking! Nice work, brother.

sigmo_ :

I've been having that charge pipe backup problem with blockages since I had my rainwater to tank pipes fitted, the plumber that did the work just flushes it and leaves and it blocks up again every year. I will be fitting those rain head things you pictured. Appreciate your videos mate and kudos on doing the right thing not the easy thing.

Sky :

wat about a soak well

Local Yass chippy :

I’m an apprentice chippy but fuck this is interesting and good to learn

YK € :

Just cut the down pipe and 90 it across to the house saffit and then connect to stormwater

LS__440 :

Keep up the good work 👊

Lloyd Bremner :

Dylan :

First

Benny :

Absorption pits will only work long term if the soil underneath is sand

Aussie sewing guy :

Fair play

SeanC :

not Australian, but what about a rubble pit (or some pit, that is toward the actual discharge) that has a higher discharge and goes into the actual drain. Aka, you drop to the pit, and then the high discharge goes into the actual storm main, so it doesn't flood... Nevermind, just got to the part where you said it's an option lol

Nathan :

your relaxing to watch

Np300 track to tourer :

Do you service Logan mate?

clarky :

Hey mate would a sump with a pump and swing check valve work? The sump would fill up then pump out, once emptied the swing check valve would close so any flat or back falling stormy would just sit and not flow back into the rear section you’re picking up

David :

How far away from the footings for a soakage pit ?