Hey ladies and gents,
I could really use some plumbing advise. I live in Miami, Florida and purchased a first floor condo. The unit was constructed in 1981. in the 2 bedroom unit there's a large utility closet. The wall on the left has the 18inch stand drain, cold and hot water lines. Next to the plumbing is the 40 gallon water heater. On the opposite wall is the dryer vent and 220 connection. See where I'm going with this?
I've been trying find out what is the exact proper way (code, appearance, and safety) to move the water lines and drainage to the right wall. I've spoken to a few plumbers and the only one who gave me an exact quote mentioned running the drainage pipe along the floor to the other side so the drywall wouldn't have to be torn. Is this safe and up to code? He's asking 500 for the job
Any advise you guys could give would be greatly appreciated. I've included a layout of the room. Please note the washer and dryer units depicted are actually not in the cubbies. That was a hopeful attempt at resolving this issue without moving plumbing
I could really use some plumbing advise. I live in Miami, Florida and purchased a first floor condo. The unit was constructed in 1981. in the 2 bedroom unit there's a large utility closet. The wall on the left has the 18inch stand drain, cold and hot water lines. Next to the plumbing is the 40 gallon water heater. On the opposite wall is the dryer vent and 220 connection. See where I'm going with this?
I've been trying find out what is the exact proper way (code, appearance, and safety) to move the water lines and drainage to the right wall. I've spoken to a few plumbers and the only one who gave me an exact quote mentioned running the drainage pipe along the floor to the other side so the drywall wouldn't have to be torn. Is this safe and up to code? He's asking 500 for the job
Any advise you guys could give would be greatly appreciated. I've included a layout of the room. Please note the washer and dryer units depicted are actually not in the cubbies. That was a hopeful attempt at resolving this issue without moving plumbing