drain vent

I am in the process of renovating our bathroom and after ripping out our fiberglass shower, I came across the drain vent pipe that is unfortunately placed on the shower side of the wall. One plumbing company said they could charge around $600 to move it a few inches so I can tile the wall there...

I'm remodeling my master bathroom and going with a Kerdi channel drain and larger shower extending to where we used to have a sink. I tied the new drain where the sink drain used to be. I'm wondering whether the vent should have been connected closer to the p-trap. This is the first time I do...

So the local inspector did not like the "flat" vent for the WC my plumber installed for a new WC rough in and is requiring a cleanout in the 1.5" vent at the top of the stack (the 2 in drain is also a wet vent so my plumber said I only need a 1.5" vent at the top of the san tee). As an...

Hello- we have recently purchased a home in Texas, less than 30 days ago and are having plumbing issues. It’s a ranch style home,2 bath, no basement. The bathrooms are located on the left side of the home (one in the hall-the other in master bedroom, almost one directly in front of the other...

Hey, folks. Hoping to get some guidance on the best way to accomplish this. I have an existing bathroom sharing a kitchen wall and I want to add a bar sink into the existing drain line while utilizing the existing water sources. My initial thoughts are that I can 'T' off of the existing water...