Thursday, October 9, 2014
50 Foot Auger Came Out Air Vent
Yesterday my contractors arrived to install sidewalk and back patio, while I’m busy with their questions my grandson’s new care provider arrives and needs to be trained, and wouldn't you know right at that moment I find my kitchen sink drain line clogged.
Okay I think no biggie I got this. I remove all the piping from under the sink, empty the water that came out, have my gloves on and lots of towels, I get my 25’ x ¼” drain auger out and I work it! Pass the pipe bends (a real arm work out) till all is clear. Remove the auger, reconnect all the pipes, and pour down a gallon or so of boiling water, drain is still blocked!
Today I go and purchase a 50’ x ½” auger, and start the process all over again, I got all 50 feet of the new auger into the pipe! I stepped outside to take a break, get some fresh air and see the progress on the sidewalk and patio. However I saw something I didn't expect, my auger hanging down from my roof. The auger went up the sink’s air vent, rather than through the clogged drain.
I've put some bacteria eating enzymes in the drain, it's running clear as of this morning.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Asphalt Sealed
Before
After
After
After
PhotobucketJob by Jacob Stanco, Seal ProConstruction LLC
3377 Bethel Rd. Ste 107 104, Port Orchard, WA 98366 (360) 271-2623
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Not a Retaining Wall
Update: This wall started to fail in 2014 and had to be taken down by half. The cinder block holes were not filled with cement and their was no drainage :-( It took me a long time to cut the rebar posts down for the sake of safety. Live and learn.
August 1st. 2013 - Retaining Wall Pics
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Toilet, Flange & Floor Fixed
Toilet was pulled, new flange installed, floor leveled, new 3/4" solid oak hard wood with black finished laid. No more 'Rocking Chair Toilet".
*Glad I bought extra hard wood back when floor was installed.
*Glad I bought extra hard wood back when floor was installed.
Monday, December 24, 2012
Rocking Toilet, Flange & Floor
In 2007 I had new 'chair height' toilets installed. The one
in the master bath rocked. It seemed to work fine, no signs of a leak, so just
learned to live with the 'rocking toitie'.
December 2011 new hardwood flooring was installed. Master
toilet was reinstalled & still rocked as it had before.
One year later
December 2012, the new hardwood floor in the master bath started sinking/dipping down
near the wall. Floor was ripped out which exposed the soaked sub floor, which
in a mobile home is not plywood :-( and underlayment.
I've cleaned it & have sprayed a generous amount of bleach, hoping to kill any rot or mold.
I have a dehumidifier, fan and heater going 24/7 in hopes of drying out the soaked sub-floor, my fingers are crossed. Will level with self leveling mud, replace underlayment, replace flange, reinstall hardwood
and toilet.
I *think* since the floor is so much higher due to the added underlayment & hardwood flooring that the
hardwood floor guy didn't know to maybe use two wax rings or whatever is done
to get a good seal with the toilet so far from the flange. More Darling Dump Pics
Friday, December 7, 2012
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