Sam
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Just completed a bathroom reno. Plumbing company installed the below floor piping. After back filling the trenches, I was unable to get the plumbers back to finish the above floor and venting. Had a retired plumber come over and I tell we what I needed to do to finish the install. He was not happy to hear about how the tub drain was installed. Original company was going to use the lav as a wet vent for the tub and the toilet, with an AAV. The retired plumber said the tub run was too long and would need a vent after the trap. Town inspector did not like the idea of the AAV, so I asked the retired plumber if I could continue the 2" through the roof instead. He didn't see an issue with the path I needed to run to get to the roof.
I am having an issue with the tub causing the toilet to gurgle occasionally and the floor drain has backed up on me twice after draining the tub.
All other fixtures can be ran and I have no issues with the floor drain flooding. The water does raise a bit though.
I am hoping I have a blockage and it is not an issue with the way the pipes were laid under the floor. Just got a drain snake today and will try to snake the drains to see if I hit anything.
I am having an issue with the tub causing the toilet to gurgle occasionally and the floor drain has backed up on me twice after draining the tub.
All other fixtures can be ran and I have no issues with the floor drain flooding. The water does raise a bit though.
I am hoping I have a blockage and it is not an issue with the way the pipes were laid under the floor. Just got a drain snake today and will try to snake the drains to see if I hit anything.
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