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PexA expanded and slipped over a garden hose repair instead of a hose clamp
Yikes. This is an EXTERIOR wall & they cut huge chunks out of the studs near the bottom plate.
Also charred stuff pretty badly & no nail plates in sight on the electrical.
I'm no expert, but this doesn't look right. Should the solder be dripping down like that?
Also charred stuff pretty badly & no nail plates in sight on the electrical.
I'm no expert, but this doesn't look right. Should the solder be dripping down like that?
Wow! And to think these people use the same air that we use!
Wait until the baseboards get installed.
Wait until the baseboards get installed.
A neighbor probably did it. 
Smart arse!A neighbor probably did it.
Probably ex cop neighborz
Once a cop, always a cop. Could be retired, but never an "ex"!
At the end of the day it's functional and allways better to have a full joint we're soldering
GymBag
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I doubt it- the sole has a butt joint between two joists and the lumber that goes across the joists looks like blocking, but it's still terrible practice even if it is common. My house had some similar stupidity before I fixed it by removing the old pipes and scabbing new stud material to the others- mine was in the wall between the kitchen & bath, so the studs were attached edge to edge, but they didn't use wider lumber at the bottom. My house was built and remodeled by idiots.
The structure is compromised severely & it is also a major building code violation. Those weren't notches, they butchered those studs. There's barely anything left.. And that size cut for such small pipe for radiant heating..
They have to drill through the middle of the studs and depending on the size of the stud, they aren't allowed to pierce more than a certain number of studs in exterior/load-bearing walls. The Romex is run all haphazardly & has no nail plates. This would absolutely fail inspection for sure.
The OP never said whether or not this "contractor" was licensed.
They have to drill through the middle of the studs and depending on the size of the stud, they aren't allowed to pierce more than a certain number of studs in exterior/load-bearing walls. The Romex is run all haphazardly & has no nail plates. This would absolutely fail inspection for sure.
The OP never said whether or not this "contractor" was licensed.
I'm guessing it was a licensed plumber from Florida who was late for his 3 hour, white linen luncheon? 
I’m tearing this tub,tile,faucet out. Removing the toilet, removing the floor tile and moving the toilet over to the right about 6” to center it. Installing a new tub. The tile wall surround is tile on drywall, all being removed.
Tile floor and tub surround install to be done by a tile setter.
Job starting in a couple weeks. My main concerns are dust control and protecting the customers floors.
Tile floor and tub surround install to be done by a tile setter.
Job starting in a couple weeks. My main concerns are dust control and protecting the customers floors.
They definitely had a full joint on this job
2” cast iron at the end of its life. Roughly 70 years old.
