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2005 Built residence on slab....
Everything checked out good....opened the steel cap labled (Sewer) in the garage. I seen the ABS pipe capped.....but the surrounding are was full of water.....Is this a sign of a problem? David ![]()
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Please Note:
Brian A. MacNeish is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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No discernible odour........where was the water service line....buried along side the serwer line? could there be a leak from it? If no odour/leakage, the water table would appear to be extremely high. What about grading around the place....flat, inward sloping, the house on a pad raised from the surrounding land? I have seen a spring appear under a slab about 6-7 months after it was was poured during a very dry summer. When the fall rains came, the water tables raised and came up through cracks/penetrations of the slab. |
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The cover says sewer, but what is that in the pit? Cleanout plug ... or maybe something else? Hard to see.
Robert O'Connor, PE Consulting Engineer & Inspector LIU CW Post Adjunct Professor NACHI Education Committee www.reporthost.com/-rjo I am absolutely amazed sometimes by how much thought goes into doing things wrong ... |
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