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Diane G.
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Broken pipe under the ground - nightmare !! / ??

Diane G.
  • CA
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Hey - I am in need of some advice.. Thank you in advance

So I have a SFH that has been having frequent plugs in the kitchen in the last 1-2 years.. Finally, one plumber told me pipes might have cracked/broken under the ground, as his camera got stopped 50 feet in and came back with mud.....

He suggested to either open the floor and fix it thoroughly , or build a pipe on the outside wall and re-route kitchen to the main pipe directly...Both options sounds horrible to me....

Any advice please? Thank you.....

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David Avetisyan
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David Avetisyan
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Seeking a second and third opinion may be best in this situation. 

I wouldn’t disclose to them any subjective opinions you were previously given, but rather wait to see what they conclude themselves — simply give them some prelim information on the problem you have. 

To your success!

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