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As you can see from the pic, the drain pipe goes thru the bottom of the cabinet, I could not locate the trap. I am assuming that it is beneath the cabinet. I could not locate it in the basement either. Is this a problem?
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Gary, call this guy.
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RR, why would this be an issue on your inspection? Is it because you are unable to get to the trap?
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Yep. I have to be able to confirm that a trap is present. If it's not visible, then I call it out.
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Please Note:
Jay Moge is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
i agree. some people may think that the disposal will act as a trap not realizing that the exit pipe for it actualy sits above what ever water may stay in the unit. can't see it? mayby there's a good reason for that.
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