Client called us out due to one of their caregivers flushing “flushable” wipes down the toilet, which is on cast iron piping from the 70’s probably. It had backup up the tub as well, but no other fixtures were affected. Removed the water and paper from that toilet and pulled it up. Ran the sewer camera down the line an hit a large blockage of wipes and paper. It took a minute, but after a lot of passes through it, I was able to free it up and get it cleared with the camera. Cast iron actually looks fairly good inside, video included. The water shutoff for the toilet would no longer shut the water off, so we replaced that failed water shutoff on 1/2” copper with new angle stop, new toilet supply line, and new chrome escutcheon over the hole. Sat toilet back down on new wax ring and tested. Threw a shim under the toilet to sturdy it up, client is now good to go. Home water pressure is 65 psi, safe range is 50-79 psi. Did leave estimate for that pressure reducing valve due to the condit
