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Real jobs from real homes around Pensacola, photographed by the crew that did them. No stock photos, no staged shots. Tap any job to look closer.
Most plumbing ends up hidden. These jobs show the part you normally never see. Tap a stage to step through each one.
New shower valves roughed in behind the wall, then finished with a ceiling rain head and two hand-shower stations.
The rough-in: a new shower valve and PEX supply lines set in the framing before tile.
Ceiling rain head and two hand-shower stations, each on its own control.
The finished shower behind glass.
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A wall-hung tankless unit with new gas, water and vent connections, replacing the space a tank would take.
New gas line with shutoff, service valves, and hot and cold water connections.
Intake and exhaust vent pipes run up through the ceiling.
The finished installation.
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An outdoor tankless unit mounted on brick, with a new gas line run along the wall and insulated water lines.
Unit mounted, with water lines and a new gas line along the wall.
Gas, water and power connections up close.
Lines insulated and the unit powered on.
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Failed sections of an old sewer line dug up, cut out and replaced with new pipe and shielded couplings.
A new section of sewer pipe joined to the old line with shielded couplings.
A second section tied into the existing line.
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Concrete opened up indoors and new PVC drain pipe set in place before the floor is closed again.
New PVC drain line in the opened slab.
The new riser and fitting, ready to be buried and the floor patched.
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New PVC drain piping and a trap run beneath the floor, and a new toilet flange set above. All photographed the same day.
New PVC drain line tied into the vertical stack.
New trap and drain, strapped to the joists.
New toilet flange set at the finished floor.
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A pump basin with float switches in the yard, wired to a new alarm control panel on the house.
The basin, with the discharge line, float switches and shutoff valve.
The control panel and alarm light that run the pump.
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A treatment unit plumbed in the yard, its lines insulated, then tucked under a rock cover so it disappears into the garden.
The unit set in place and connected.
Lines insulated, with a shutoff valve and hose connection.
Finished: all you see is a rock.
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