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Thanks for the help! Last question: Does this look okay? I had to use a bigger fitting since the repaired pipe is slightly larger than before. It now has a lot of space and I wanted to see if that is okay. Seems fine at first glance but wanted to run it by you guys first. Thanks again!

Above is the pic. Hopefully it shows the sagging now of the pipe. It is laying on a bundle of cords which probably also isn't good. But it sounds like it needs to be in or on something to rest some of its weight on, but still have flexibility to "wiggle" a little bit.

Here are some pictures. The middle is the hot water pipe. It is now sagging as you can see and it seems like it is putting strain on pipe on the other places where the pipe is being held up

My hot water pipe in my ceiling started to leak. The plumber came and said it is because it shouldn't be mounted to a piece of wood due to the hot water pump moving it around. The mount is probably in incorrect term, but it is holding the pipe up so it doesn't sag. His claim was that over time...