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copper water pipe hole repair

Lauren De Buyer
le mois dernier

I was working on replacing the shut off valve and accidentally drilled a hole on the copper T water pipe. I am guessing there is no other way to fix it than replacing the T? How much do you think is reasonable to get a plumber to get it repaired? Thanks.


The little bump above the flange is where the leakage is. I was using a puller to get the old compression ring out and accidentally went too far and caused it.



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    Windows on Washington Ltd
    le mois dernier

    Yeah. Could be more and I would replace all the shut offs with 1/4 turns while he is under there.

    Commentaires (7)

    • millworkman
      le mois dernier

      Probably $200-300 bucks, location dependent.

      Lauren De Buyer a remercié millworkman
    • klem1
      le mois dernier

      I'd charge a neighbor at least a six pak plus $5 to cover Sil-Fos. For kin folks and strangers I'd undercut Millman and do it for $199-299 bucks.

    • woodbutcher_ca
      le mois dernier

      Hi, I think the burning question is Why would you need a drill to change the angle stops.

      Good Luck Woodbutcher

    • woodbutcher_ca
      le mois dernier

      HI, Sorry, I did not read you put the hole in with your puller.

      Good Luck Woodbutcher

    • Jake The Wonderdog
      le mois dernier
      Dernière modification :le mois dernier

      Of course, since we already know you are handy, you could learn to sweat copper. Buy a torch, some flux, solder and cleaning tools. Then practice on some fittings that you buy just for that purpose.

      I'm sure that there are plenty of videos on YouTube to show you how to do it.

      Just make sure the water is out of the pipe well below where you are trying to solder.

    • klem1
      le mois dernier

      Or Flex Seal? (;

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