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This is on the second floor. The toilet was omitted in the original sketch and in researching how it connects in a few minutes ago, I discovered that the stack "jogs" over about 3' between floors. The toilet is connected in the middle of that jog. I've included a "corrected" sketch. I...

I am doing a bathroom remodel of my 1979 home and am not sure if I should be looking to make changes to the venting of my bathroom. The the 3" main stack runs up one corner of the bathroom. From that stack, a 1-1/2" branch splits off below the floor and runs a total of 8' to a P-trap for a...

LEED is a certification that your building meets certain "green building" standards. The certification level is determined by the number of "credits" - the more credits you have, the higher the certification. One of the credits is "Water Efficiency", which includes grey water reuse.

LEED would tend to disagree with you as this is precisely specified in one of the WE Credits.

In my area, the water authority has the policy that the homeowner is responsible for everything from the main in the street. If a problem occurs between the hookup and the house, it is our responsibility to fix it. I know of one other area water auth with the same policy, except they have the...

Good day. I am looking for a specific manual PEX expansion tool and am not sure who makes it. Here are two pictures of it: Can anyone help point me in the right direction? Thanks, - Tony