Recent content by James Henry

That doesn't work. Why do you want to do it like that?

You need to crawl around under the trailer, sounds like you have a drain that is leaking or damaged.

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If their old cans just throw them away, not worth the risk.

You need to cut that mess out and install a santee on the stack, the drain needs to run horizontal the whole way. What ever the horizontal jog needs to be, they make 22-1/2 degree fittings. If that doesn't work then you can install an AVV anywhere along the drain. The last thing that always...

Put a 2" VTR. You will never see a 1-1/2" VTR on a roof.

Your VTR should be 2".

Basically all drainage pipes have a belly somewhere in the line, there are rarely never any perfect draining pipes, it all depends on how bad the belly is. 1. Have a plumber look at your toilets and tell him you want them to flush as much water as possible. 2. Don't ever throw anything other...

The shut off your turning off may be just for the water heater.

RotoRooter can come out with a sewer camera and locate where they go in just a few minutes. Or if they're not real deep you can dig them up yourself. You don't want to eliminate any cleanouts.

Clay pipe is Bad. If it's under concrete that's Bad. If it's near trees or bushes that's Bad. Better do some more homework before you sign.

If I'm understanding you correctly, turn the hot water spigot off that your hot water washer hose is connected to and try it again.

It looks like I made a mistake, there may not be any sanitary fittings for schedule 80 pipe. Everything else still stands.

Never use any kind of metal pipe. If you want to use schedule 80 PVC, go for it. The most important thing is that it is installed correctly and glued properly and it doesn't get moved while backfilling the dirt or when pouring the concrete. You need to have someone trustworthy to oversee the...

How much do you charge for your labor? Are you a white collar worker? If so then I'd say $1,000.00 is about right.