My basement (concrete slab) has a bathroom rough in that we are looking to use. It Is below the sewer line and uses an ejector pit to send waste up to drain level (we will get someone out to inspect and/or replaced this since it hasn't been used since the house was built 45 years ago).
One of the stub ups is clearly for a shower or tub, however the pipe is FULL of gravel. There's about a 6" hole cut around the pipe through which you can see the sub-slab gravel, and the 2" pipe is nearly flush with the top of the gravel, so over time I guess it's just fallen in.
Is there a good way to remove this gravel? Would strongly prefer not to jackhammer this pipe out and replace it.
One of the stub ups is clearly for a shower or tub, however the pipe is FULL of gravel. There's about a 6" hole cut around the pipe through which you can see the sub-slab gravel, and the 2" pipe is nearly flush with the top of the gravel, so over time I guess it's just fallen in.
Is there a good way to remove this gravel? Would strongly prefer not to jackhammer this pipe out and replace it.