My house is pretty old and I cringe thinking about the incoming pipes going at some point. Everything is in the foundation so replacing that way would be 'fun'. I've heard repiping older houses some go up through the attic and then down into the walls to the fixtures. Anyone have any thoughts or stories about that? Good or bad? Just curious.

Changed the name and the main focus of the group. But hey you can still ask advice and help with fixes, and I love the core group that has gathered here!

Be honest. You started confident…turned one thing…heard a noise you weren’t supposed to hear…and suddenly you’re questioning every life decision that brought you to that moment. Welcome 😄 That’s exactly why this group exists. Here you can:🔧 Ask questions📸 Post photos🎥 Go live if needed🧠 Get real-world guidance from people who’ve been there before And remember: “Ask stupid questions. Worst case — we laugh, then we sort it.80% of the people laughing wanted to know the answer anyway.” So… 👇 What plumbing job humbled you the fastest?

That tool you can't live without! My favorite is definitely the water pump pliers! Quality is key and my favorite brands are Rothenberger and Super Ego. These pliers, if used right, grips onto anything and gets into tight corners. Without it you will suffer! You need at least two of these in your box! What's your favorite and why?