Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Removing and Replacing drains under residential concrete basement floor

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1. Floor is marked and punch point jack hammer tip is used to penetrate concrete.


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2. 3" wide chisel tip is used to break away completely around area.


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3. Concrete only is removed.


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4. Dirt is removed and defective drain is located.


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5. Defective drain is removed ready for new schedule 40 piping.


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6. Schedule 40 pipe installed.


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7. Dirt fill installed with gravel on top of dirt.


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8. Toilet reinstalled.