I strongly suspect the water main is the same.
Run water pipes in the attic ontario.
The simple solution is to dig up the insulation run the pipes along the top of the ceiling drywall ie just above the ceiling rather than just below it and put the insulation back on top of them which puts them on the warm side of the insulation inside the home thermally speaking also to be a lot more careful when hiring plumbers.
It is also important to run the pipe as low in the attic as possible to provide heat from the ceiling below.
Cedric in your climate plumbing pipes can be installed in an attic as long as the pipes are installed under the insulation layer.
With the home run system you install a manifold in the utility room or some area that s close to the main water line and water heater and run a separate pex tube to each fixture as shown above.
It is quite common to leave the old pipes in place after disconnecting them.
Pipes do run under houses many times in concrete.
My plan is to run pex thru the attic below the insulation.
Water line would run over the top of the 2x4 bottom truss cord and i would create a tent over pipe so there was no.
Any pipe trough to the attic it call ventilation pipe they are design to pressurize the drain system and exit of the bad gases by entry of the air trough to those pipe water in drain pipe will go.
Need to get a hot water line from one end of the house to the other in a ranch with a concrete slab.
If possible run it under the attic insulation for an added layer of protection.
The new pipe is simply installed in the path of least resistance.
Pex is semi flexible which allows for long continuous runs through joists and studs.
I think that the pipe is connected to the water main.
Depending on the style of your home the pipe can be installed in the attic or under a crawl space.
This system uses more tubing but is fast and only requires two connections.
Existing ranch has very low ceilings 7 8 so dropping any ceilings will not work.
When running pipe from a slab to an attic use cross linked polyethylene tubing or pex instead of copper.
While i was under the floor i noticed all the pipes were galvanized steel.
It wouldn t hurt to insulate the pipes with foam pipe insulation before the pipes are buried needless to say if you find the work daunting you should call a plumber.
No interior walls to use either.
When i turn the water on water gushes up from the crack adjacent to a pipe coming up through the slab.