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Sadly, Minnesota doesn't allow AAVs (trust me, I've looked). We did have a plumber out who said it would work best to run a new vent line through our ceiling and back into the existing vent. I really don't have a desire to rip out our whole kitchen ceiling but that's what we might end up doing.

Thanks for replying. Would it work to have the drain go through the floor THEN have a P-Trap in the basement to keep it horizontal for venting? Otherwise, I have seen kitchen island venting that seems to solve my problem in a different way.

Hey all, I've been lurking for awhile and finally have a question that I think would benefit from the advice on this site. I'm going to be moving my kitchen sink drain from one wall to another. Fortunately, the current drain/vent line is just a few feet away (in the basement) from the sink's...