Checking my plumbing - single sink to double sink

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Awake

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After some helpful advice here, I have completed my rough plumbing to convert a single-sink vanity to a double-sink vanity. Here is the before:

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And here is the after:

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Question: When I was putting in the transition fittings to go from the ABS to the PVC, I found that the upper (vent) piece would move a bit up and down. That was very helpful in getting everything into place, but it made me nervous about what is happening on the roof -- do I need to go up there and check to be sure a vent cap has not gotten pushed out of position?

Does anyone see anything else I need to fix before closing this back up?
 

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I think he was referring to something to support the vertical weight from the pipe.
 
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