Recent content by Chris Hudson

Thanks for the response, this is very helpful! One other question, the banded couplings will still work even if the pipe and tee couplings are different sizes? I assume it is intended to be attached / glued to the end of the pipe. Or do I need to buy a tee that is the same diameter as the pipes...

Awesome, thanks Terry! I think this seems simple enough to do on my own. I am hoping there no other cracks elsewhere. My guess is this a result of Central Texas soil movement, we have some foundation movement on the property. Lots of clay in the area.

The crack location does look like a seam where pipes are joined and on the low side of the fitting. I am trying not to think of how long this has been cracked and water has been passing through the crack into the wall!

Hey Terry, thanks for responding. So I can grab the stub out and pull back and forth and the upper pipe moves back and forth while the lower pipe stays still. I think the pipe is completely sheared.

Hi Terry Love community, I have been smelling intermittent sewer smell in our downstairs bathroom for several weeks. I have tried all the recommended stuff. Finally I took the whole vanity apart and looked into the drain with a flashlight and discovered the tee connection for the sink drain...