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Eesh. That looks brutal. Good job getting it fixed though. Worth putting the time in in that one.This **** is incredible:
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I sealed up that takeoff. Had to warn my wife that the side effect of sealing the ducts is that the floor might get cold.
Ironically once I can properly encapsulate the crawl space I'll probably pipe some conditioned air down there to keep the floors warm.
@Numbernine I'm about to get down with some DWV, a little sooner than I planned. Probably going to replace this whole branch (just serves the kitchen sink)
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And, yes, my drain pipes are supported by loose stacks of bricks.
What's the definition of HNW coverage? FWIW we use a local independent insurance agent (not in CA, so can't speak to wildfire risk) every year for all of our coverage, maybe one could find an insurer for you that would be willing to get you coverage?Just got notice from our insurers (AIG) that they will not renew our homeowners policy due to wildfire risk. Had been expecting this at some point but hoped we might skate for another year and maybe sell before it became an issue. Sounds like both AIG and Chubb (the usual alternative for HNW coverage) are running into the limits of their reinsurance treaties and just ditching policies in CA wholesale as a result. Only State Farm were willing to pick up the business and we will pay about 35% more for considerably worse coverage going forward. Beggars can't be choosers.
That foil tape is awesome. I ordered some gang boxes from the shop once when starting a new job and the tin knockers had left a half dozen rolls in one of them. I snagged those and still have a couple rolls left. That pipe is corroded through because it doesn't have enough pitch. You need 1/8" per foot min or it doesn't scour properly. Corrosive sediment builds up on the bottom and eats through the semi porous cast iron.This **** is incredible:
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I sealed up that takeoff. Had to warn my wife that the side effect of sealing the ducts is that the floor might get cold.
Ironically once I can properly encapsulate the crawl space I'll probably pipe some conditioned air down there to keep the floors warm.
@Numbernine I'm about to get down with some DWV, a little sooner than I planned. Probably going to replace this whole branch (just serves the kitchen sink)
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And, yes, my drain pipes are supported by loose stacks of bricks.
You know those pans have a huge hole in the sidewall so you can install a bulkhead fitting?I can't be the first person to have thought of using a water heater drain pan under a Christmas tree stand to catch accidental water spills. But I search on the Google and I can't find anything. Regardless I feel perdy clever right now.
You know those pans have a huge hole in the sidewall so you can install a bulkhead fitting?
Jesus ******* Christ, i see why California has energy problems.
Also, upon closer inspection, I don't want to speak for @Piobaire, but given your setback, I see why you chose "omega male" as your handle
the only way to tell for sure is a taste test.Found tons of mouse poop behind/underneath it. So... Ya know... That is ******* great. But luckily, all seems to be old.