Recent content by jkkh1106

I do believe the slope is fine, and the drain is able to accommodate a higher floor. I just want to make sure if I do it, I do it right.

I have a shower that I recently re-tiled. However when I laid the shower floor I did a poor job around the drain and now I am left with a few low spots around the drain, now I am getting standing water in my shower. I am wondering about tiling over what is there now to make the correction...

Well, it turns out that it was not a clogged drain, the mistake was a rookie mistake. The guy confused the drain pipe for a n exhaust pipe and routed it to an eventual dead end for the water to flow. We had to cut out the ceiling below to see the problem, and now I am having to get a drywall...

the ceiling below is accessible...i am wondering if when the drain was moved from the tub position to the shower position, if it was installed incorrect...thoughts?

Actually this is a shower now. It was a tub and we had it changed to a shower. The only question I would have is if he installed the drain correctly.

if it is draining, its very little. i did pop the strainer and i don't see anything obstructing the flow...

I just had a new shower installed in place of my tub surround in my upstairs bathroom. I just used the shower for the first time and my shower is not draining! Any thoughts would be great!!

I just had a tub in my upstairs bathroom remodeled and a full shower installed in it's place. The project was completed a couple of days ago and the shower was used for the first time tonight. Now I have standing water in my shower and the water will not drain! Any suggestions to what my problem...