Installing And Designing Drain, Waste, And Vent Lines: A Step-by-step Guide

Welcome to our comprehensive tutorial on Drain, Waste, and Vent (DWV) line installation!

In this video, we explore the ins and outs of modern plumbing systems, specifically focusing on the role and installation of the DWV system. This crucial component is responsible for safely transporting wastewater from your household fixtures to the main sewer line, while also preventing harmful sewer gases from infiltrating your living space.

We'll walk you through the careful process of designing a DWV system, which begins with a detailed assessment of your building's unique plumbing fixtures and their anticipated usage. Using this data, we then demonstrate how to determine the optimal pipe size and type, the correct number of vents, and their ideal placements.

In the installation phase, we break down the step-by-step process of cutting and joining pipes, placing fittings, and successfully connecting to the main sewer line. This all has to be accomplished while adhering to local codes and regulations, as any slip-ups can lead to hefty penalties. But don’t worry! We’ll guide you through this process with crystal-clear instructions and invaluable tips.

Remember, designing and installing a DWV system requires precision and expertise to ensure smooth waste flow, prevent clogs, and eliminate the risk of backflow. While our video is designed to empower you with knowledge, we strongly recommend hiring a licensed plumber with experience in DWV system installation for a professional and error-free setup.

So, tune in, equip yourself with essential plumbing know-how, and dive into the world of DWV systems with us!

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Chapters
00:00 Drain Waste And Vent Line Installing
06:53 Change Of Direction PVC Fittings
08:44 Measuring PVC Pipe And Fitting Tricks
09:04 Measuring Pipe center to Center, end to end, or center to end
11:00 Cutting PVC Pipe With PVC Hand Saw
14:20 Types Of PVC Deain Vent And Waste Pipe
16:18 Combination Drain Weste And Vent Fittings
20:02 PVC Waste Vent And Drain Hangers
21:36 Venting The Plumbing PVC Pipe
26:40 PVC Pipe Cluster
27:57 Old Plumbing System In Ground
32:15 Shower head 6'6"
33:53 Easy Plumbing Math
34:24 Installing Toilet Flange Waste Vent And Drain
37:23 Drain Line Don't Need That Much Of a Pitch
42:55 Home Plumbing Blueprints
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[monicapttrsn]

You are an awesome Plumber and great Teacher!

[jimbinger]

I really like the way you lay out your fittings in advance. Smart! Professional chefs use a similar approach. Get everything ready before starting, and the job clicks right along.

[Tom-yj]

That's the realest plumber talk I've seen on you tube. Kept it real and simple as opposed to fancy camera work and a rehearsed voice over. Plus I do a lot of things the same way, maybe I'm biased😂

[strangedays]

I'm attempting to plumb my own bathroom and I now know why you guys make a fortune. Plumbing ain't easy, and like you stated you must know the theory of plumbing.

[DontLookBehindYou]

I like this guy's channel. He'd probably be a great boss/teacher

[PLUMBINGWITHTIM]

Excellent analogy on venting such as a drinking straw. I use the same when explaining to my customers. Great video Claude Thankyou!

[marthabartley]

You are amazing! I recently (and stupidly) thought it would be a good idea to tear out the cast iron and replace with PVC by pulling my own permit and doing it myself. I soon found the venting issues in the code so confusing I turned to a couple plumbing forums. Thanks to their patience they finally got me through to passing inspection, BUT I still didn’t understand WHY I had to do things the way I did. This video explained every single thing that I was unclear on. Thanks for taking the time to go over all the details of why, and I really appreciate you showing how to measure, I wish I knew that trick when I was doing my project.

[jasonjean]

If you get a job like this again bro, film the whole again like this, I be coming back to watch this video all the time, your a good teacher and thank you for taking the time to upload 💯🔥

[thenite]

I had to let you know, , , you are one of the best humans in the plumbing industry that I've ever come across. You've got excellent technique and personality. If I had a chance to work for you, I would absolutely feel honored. I've been a contractor since 1991 and an employee/student of the multi-trades occupation all my life and there is no doubt it is a pleasure to watch you work. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos (that I will take the time to watch all of them). You obviously know your stuff and you know how to treat people. Seriously, I have yet to meet a single plumber in 28 years in the building and renovation trade who carries such an awesome disposition, temperament and light attitude. A true example of professionalism. I hope that great things come your way.

[sjpropertyservices]

Thank you for the video. I am a home inspector and do some of my own plumbing. Always helpful to see how an experienced professional works.

[karenbearden]

Thanks for this very educational video, you've shared a lot of handy tips that I was glad to know.

[stephenalmeida]

I have always admired plumbers who have enough time to whip out there phone on a job and just video and explain every fitting and everything there doing to the viewers at home I'm like wtf me and my company barely gives us enough time to eat lunch

[jmkiser]

LOL not a Picasso w/ the glue and primer - love that you backed him up though, gonna be a great plumber

[matthewlassise]

Im still an apprentice plumber learning tricks of the trade. You did a great job on that PVC DWV layout! Trying to improve more with hands on DWV work. Like that you used a 3 inch tee with 2 inch right side outlet for 2 inch shower drain to drain and vent into that 3 inch tee for the water closet and 3 inch vent.

[johndix]

Watched the whole video thinking I'd learn where to place my vents. Did I miss something? I already knew why I need them and I'm still waiting for you to show me where I need them.

[POBulkhead]

I like your approach and foresight. I haven't used that method in 30 years. I can just "see" it now.

[paulrodriguez]

Great video. Very well explained. Thanks for sharing. This is very helpful and well filmed. Thanks

[christobalalvarez]

Presidential Plumbing. Professional Craftsman. That backyard for me.

[edgarivanjuarezruiz]

Thanks for the video, I'm working on my own house . Thanks to you I just became a plumber

[omarmundawjallow]

Fantastic, well done bro....I'm also a plumber i like your work or method and explanation