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I am the nowYou call an apprentice

It could also be hard water build up restricting the flow causing it to take longer to get you hot water to where it's going. But there would also be lower pressure than there was

In the school I'm going to (a local vo-tech) I get 2 years and then go to a trade school and get my other 2 years. I can get all my hours from that. Plus I can get some certifications to. I just got certified for Gastite and we might get certified in trac pipe to.

id like to know what tankless hot water heater your lookin at thats 95% efficient. most are 85-90% efficient.

air plunger (Home engineered) hook it up to the air compressor and put it over the drain and open the valve.

IF possible i suggest burnham with the beckett burners.

I guys how many of you guys are apprentice or journeyman?

In the state of pa we can't legally practice or demonstrate a lead joint in school because of health issues. That's what I was told

Like I said still learning the trade

I think I am

With no hub cast iron

Whose winning?

Hahaha yeah good luck

In my area we have an actual plumbing store called epsco. They have all tools and supplies I need. You might have one in your area?

Are lead joints still aloud in Pa code?

Hey y'all I'm Zach. I'm being trained for plumbing and hvac/r at Columbia montour vocational technical school. I saw this website and thought I could learn a little more than my instructor teaches. So I'm still learning the field and have questions as we go