I have an old house with a new building sewer through basement wall. Doing major changes/renovation inside so all pluming will be replaced.
I would like to tap into the new building sewer in the basement without having to redo any more of it than necessary. Unfortunately the fittings are all very close together with only a enough of a pipe stub to join them together. To tap into the building sewer with a the new building drain I will either need to "disassemble" the exising setup a little and add in my new drain or be forced to cut the line outside the house near the cleanout and put in new pipe/fittings through the wall and into the basement to connect to the new building drain. I could do this, but there is enough to do already and I'm trying to avoid having to dig the hole, etc.
Is there a way to take apart a solvent welded PVC joint at a fitting so a new pipe/fitting can be solvent welded in?
Thanks,
Joel
I would like to tap into the new building sewer in the basement without having to redo any more of it than necessary. Unfortunately the fittings are all very close together with only a enough of a pipe stub to join them together. To tap into the building sewer with a the new building drain I will either need to "disassemble" the exising setup a little and add in my new drain or be forced to cut the line outside the house near the cleanout and put in new pipe/fittings through the wall and into the basement to connect to the new building drain. I could do this, but there is enough to do already and I'm trying to avoid having to dig the hole, etc.
Is there a way to take apart a solvent welded PVC joint at a fitting so a new pipe/fitting can be solvent welded in?
Thanks,
Joel