Comments on: Slow drains or plumbing issue in new house? http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/ Rapid Aid For Blocked Drain Problems Tue, 23 Sep 2008 01:57:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Finley Egan http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Finley Egan Mon, 08 Sep 2008 08:19:01 +0000 http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/#comment-112 **** SORRY FOR THE CAPS*** COULD BE A VENT PROBLEM NOT ENOUGH AIR FOR THE PIPES TO RUN SMOOTHLY OR IT COULD BE A SMALL AMOUNT OF SOAP BUILD-UP. TRY SOME LIKE LIQUID PLUMBER OR SOME OTHER TYPE OF PIPE DRAINER. --EMILY **** SORRY FOR THE CAPS***
COULD BE A VENT PROBLEM NOT ENOUGH AIR FOR THE PIPES TO RUN SMOOTHLY
OR IT COULD BE A SMALL AMOUNT OF SOAP BUILD-UP.

TRY SOME LIKE LIQUID PLUMBER OR SOME OTHER TYPE OF PIPE DRAINER.

–EMILY

]]> By: Angel Khatun http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Angel Khatun Sat, 06 Sep 2008 01:33:05 +0000 http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/#comment-111 Slow drains can be created by your builders. quite often during new construction rough-in plumbing is left uncapped at deck level where wood shavings etc. can get down the pipe. a new house should still have some warranty time left -- if not -- sounds like the time to call roto-router and have the branch line checked for debris. venting is either going to work or not and in the same way each time -- clogs often act in strange ways and create slow drains as you describe. Slow drains can be created by your builders. quite often during new construction rough-in plumbing is left uncapped at deck level where wood shavings etc. can get down the pipe. a new house should still have some warranty time left — if not — sounds like the time to call roto-router and have the branch line checked for debris. venting is either going to work or not and in the same way each time — clogs often act in strange ways and create slow drains as you describe.

]]> By: Atticus Khan http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Atticus Khan Wed, 03 Sep 2008 08:03:45 +0000 http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/#comment-110 It could be that the drain vents were never hooked up. You did say it was a new house. My sister had a new home built and kept noticing water getting under their home. They spent a lot of money building up the dirt around the house to only discover that the plumber never hooked up the drains after final inspections. I would suggest you call the plumber that did the work. We all make mistakes. It could be that the drain vents were never hooked up. You did say it was a new house. My sister had a new home built and kept noticing water getting under their home. They spent a lot of money building up the dirt around the house to only discover that the plumber never hooked up the drains after final inspections. I would suggest you call the plumber that did the work. We all make mistakes.

]]> By: Ezra Maddison http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Ezra Maddison Mon, 01 Sep 2008 00:43:23 +0000 http://www.blocked-drain.org/slow-drains-or-plumbing-issue-in-new-house/#comment-109 If it is a new house as you say then you have a serious problem. Either the plumber did not properly vent the drain system, or the sewer tie in is faulty, (not enough pitch in main sewer line). Contact the builder to find out who plumbed the home. If it is a new house as you say then you have a serious problem. Either the plumber did not properly vent the drain system, or the sewer tie in is faulty, (not enough pitch in main sewer line).
Contact the builder to find out who plumbed the home.

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