My sink/faucet is not attached to a water valve, therefore I might have to turn off the main system. However, that is not my concern. My concern is is that my faucet is attached to copper tubes, so if I were to replace/attached the pipes what do I need to fasten them together. I know that they have devices to attach coppper pipes to flexible ones like in your vid, No more welding involved. Can you please advise what washers, etc I need or point me to a vid? Thanks!!!!
@Doza418 You can get PEX tubing which is flexible and easy to use. In order to attach the copper to the PEX you need to look into Shark Bites at your local hardware store. The Shark Bites are easy to use and require no soldering or welding. Make sure to take the correct measurements and get the right size of PEX and Shark Bite connections.
Great video and fairly thorough. I had plastic threads so I didn't put the tape on them (hoping that works) I read to put putty on the faucet gasket too and figured eh couldn't hurt. This is my first sink installation and your video has been an awesome help compared to the others. THANK YOU!
Excellent. I was getting ready to install my sink without the faucets, but the hint to do it first probably saved me an hour's worth of work! Also, appreciated the step by step instructions. My wife wanted the sinks for Christmas and she will be very grateful for the installation. BTW we will call servicemagic on future projects. Thanks!
A new upgraded bathroom will add considerable value to the looks and appeal of an older home. If the outcome looks really good and improves upon the original design...it will be much more desirable over similar homes in the same neighborhood that have no upgrades or, updates.
@ServiceMagicdotcom I was wondering I watched you help me put in a new sink in the bathroom but put the old facet on the sink which still worked but now I have hardly any hot water please help thx
@MrWadelove45 sounds like you ran into a bump in the road with your sink replacement. It’s really hard to tell what is wrong without a professional consultation. It may be best to have a plumber come take a look and possibly fix it for you. If you need us to match you with plumbers in your area, send your information to emailus[at]servicemagic[dot]com and we’ll get you taken care of. Thanks for watching!
I'm trying to fix a leaky sink for a lady friend of mine. . The bowl is of metal construction, but the the drain line does not attach directly to the bowl. There is a black plastic housing that sort-of cups the bottom of the bowl, & the drain line attaches to the plastic housing. the housing appears to be attached to the bottom of the bowl with clear silicone, & that seal leaks like crazy. I'll try cleaning the old stuff out & re-seal. Should i use silicone again?. Looks like bad design to me
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This company rips people off. They are dishonest and they are liars. It is impossible for this company to be telling you the truth. Think about it, if they were finding so much work, then why would the construction industry be hurting so much.
very informative, thanks for posting!
xxxcheddar92xxx 3 weeks ago
My sink/faucet is not attached to a water valve, therefore I might have to turn off the main system. However, that is not my concern. My concern is is that my faucet is attached to copper tubes, so if I were to replace/attached the pipes what do I need to fasten them together. I know that they have devices to attach coppper pipes to flexible ones like in your vid, No more welding involved. Can you please advise what washers, etc I need or point me to a vid? Thanks!!!!
Doza418 3 weeks ago
@Doza418 You can get PEX tubing which is flexible and easy to use. In order to attach the copper to the PEX you need to look into Shark Bites at your local hardware store. The Shark Bites are easy to use and require no soldering or welding. Make sure to take the correct measurements and get the right size of PEX and Shark Bite connections.
ServiceMagicdotcom 3 weeks ago
Teflon tape on compression fittings? Why??
MattB000 1 month ago
Great video and fairly thorough. I had plastic threads so I didn't put the tape on them (hoping that works) I read to put putty on the faucet gasket too and figured eh couldn't hurt. This is my first sink installation and your video has been an awesome help compared to the others. THANK YOU!
Kendall5199 1 month ago
Excellent. I was getting ready to install my sink without the faucets, but the hint to do it first probably saved me an hour's worth of work! Also, appreciated the step by step instructions. My wife wanted the sinks for Christmas and she will be very grateful for the installation. BTW we will call servicemagic on future projects. Thanks!
huffmac 1 month ago
A new upgraded bathroom will add considerable value to the looks and appeal of an older home. If the outcome looks really good and improves upon the original design...it will be much more desirable over similar homes in the same neighborhood that have no upgrades or, updates.
KnowYourRealEstate 2 months ago
@KnowYourRealEstate We definitely agree! Thanks for watching!
ServiceMagicdotcom 2 months ago
Great video, will help me install a new bathroom sink and replace the faucet.
chuckstevenson123 2 months ago
@chuckstevenson123 Great to hear and we're glad to help!
ServiceMagicdotcom 2 months ago
Great video! Saved us hundreds of dollars in installation costs. For my first time ever, took me about 2 hours.
rgfelizardo 4 months ago
@rgfelizardo Glad we could help save you money! Thanks for watching :)
ServiceMagicdotcom 4 months ago
@ServiceMagicdotcom I was wondering I watched you help me put in a new sink in the bathroom but put the old facet on the sink which still worked but now I have hardly any hot water please help thx
MrWadelove45 4 months ago
@MrWadelove45 sounds like you ran into a bump in the road with your sink replacement. It’s really hard to tell what is wrong without a professional consultation. It may be best to have a plumber come take a look and possibly fix it for you. If you need us to match you with plumbers in your area, send your information to emailus[at]servicemagic[dot]com and we’ll get you taken care of. Thanks for watching!
ServiceMagicdotcom 4 months ago
Absolutely brilliant ,,,,,,,,, Thanks
KARIBA1947 5 months ago
@KARIBA1947 You're welcome! We're glad you enjoyed the video!
ServiceMagicdotcom 5 months ago
Im so ready to replace my sink. thanks a lot. great video!
occaligirl714mia 6 months ago
@occaligirl714mia We're glad the video was helpful!
ServiceMagicdotcom 6 months ago
Incredibly helpful and clear! I might just find the nerve to do this myself now. Thanks very much for posting this!
dixiepj34 6 months ago
@dixiepj34 Great to hear and we're glad to help :)
ServiceMagicdotcom 5 months ago
I'm trying to fix a leaky sink for a lady friend of mine. . The bowl is of metal construction, but the the drain line does not attach directly to the bowl. There is a black plastic housing that sort-of cups the bottom of the bowl, & the drain line attaches to the plastic housing. the housing appears to be attached to the bottom of the bowl with clear silicone, & that seal leaks like crazy. I'll try cleaning the old stuff out & re-seal. Should i use silicone again?. Looks like bad design to me
timin770 10 months ago
@timin770 Hi there - so sorry we weren't able to respond to your comment sooner. We're curious, how did you resolve this problem?
ServiceMagicdotcom 5 months ago
THANK YOU ! I was staring at my sink tonight thinking HOW IN HEAVEN'S NAME am I going to do this by myself? Doesn't seem so impossible anymore ! :)
CarlitoPucl 1 year ago 3
@CarlitoPucl You're very welcome!
ServiceMagicdotcom 5 months ago
Well done, thank you!
sofujun 1 year ago
well presented - thanks!
BOBNOMO 1 year ago
Thank you very much. This is what I need to know. Rose
roselotus1239 1 year ago
@roselotus1239 Great to hear Rose!
ServiceMagicdotcom 6 months ago
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This company rips people off. They are dishonest and they are liars. It is impossible for this company to be telling you the truth. Think about it, if they were finding so much work, then why would the construction industry be hurting so much.
No Service, No Magic!
BlackRueMusic 1 year ago