DavidTu
Member
Hi Attached is picture showing joint between a 4" wye and the downstream pipe, which is side sewer run of SF residence. It's bottom of a decline.
It's a bit hard to make out because of excess glue, but the joint has about 1/2" gap at bottom. Top of pipe is tighter at the joint. You can see done dirt collecting in the gap, that's the size of it.
Anyway, it's a pain to dig up and change. We'd end up with a Fernco Strong Back in there to remend pipe after a fix.
So is fixing this mandatory our am I worrying about not a big deal?Would sewer scope inspection likely call out to repair if place is sold one day?
It's a bit hard to make out because of excess glue, but the joint has about 1/2" gap at bottom. Top of pipe is tighter at the joint. You can see done dirt collecting in the gap, that's the size of it.
Anyway, it's a pain to dig up and change. We'd end up with a Fernco Strong Back in there to remend pipe after a fix.
So is fixing this mandatory our am I worrying about not a big deal?Would sewer scope inspection likely call out to repair if place is sold one day?
