What is this? Can anyone provide help/a quote?

Hello,

I just purchased a condo and had an inspection done on it. The inspector found two plumbing issues; one of which is a shower diverter and the other is a leaking waste pipe. I have never seen the fitting for the waste pipe in my life. I am hoping someone on this forum knows what this is. If you do, can you provide an estimate of DIY cost/professional cost and where I would find the fitting? If you could provide the same for the shower diverter I would be very grateful as well, but I believe I have that DIY cost narrowed down to about $300.

Wouldn't see the drain issue being to terribly difficult. Replace with combination Wye and add 45 degree fitting on both sides of the Wye to allow for better drainage.

justin_dewan90 said:

Wouldn't see the drain issue being to terribly difficult. Replace with combination Wye and add 45 degree fitting on both sides of the Wye to allow for better drainage.

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Is this the fitting you are referring to?
http://www.lascofittings.com/products/D507-030

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Spears-...MI4aez6v-_2QIVkFt-Ch12hwGhEAQYAyABEgJ0CvD_BwE. This is 3inch but more like this. I like having the 45 degree fittings on both sides of the wyes. Makes for better drainage. Don't have any potential backwash going into other part of the Wye.

justin_dewan90 said:

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Spears-...MI4aez6v-_2QIVkFt-Ch12hwGhEAQYAyABEgJ0CvD_BwE. This is 3inch but more like this. I like having the 45 degree fittings on both sides of the wyes. Makes for better drainage. Don't have any potential backwash going into other part of the Wye.

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Awesome! So it isn't some special fitting that I need to hunt down and replace. I would presume the only thing I will have to do is slightly modify the length of the existing pipes to fit this, correct? Just a random question though.... was I researching the complete wrong topic or is that really a weird fitting? I couldn't find anything that looks exactly like it.

I've seen fittings that are of odd nature. When I ask supply houses about them. They usually tell me that they are illegal fittings for whatever reason. I wouldn't see any reason why you'd need to put that exact fitting back unless you had other drain lines tying into those outlets. Very strange fitting.

justin_dewan90 said:

I've seen fittings that are of odd nature. When I ask supply houses about them. They usually tell me that they are illegal fittings for whatever reason. I wouldn't see any reason why you'd need to put that exact fitting back unless you had other drain lines tying into those outlets. Very strange fitting.

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Sounds good. Thank you for your prompt response. Do you know anything about shower diverters? Is my $300 estimate for DIY accurate? I got $800 in concessions for both of these issues and I think I will actually be money ahead after both repairs.

Yeah you'll be fine. Diverters aren't that expensive.

What are the 2 horizontal lines coming from? water closets?
the upper middle line could be a common vent for 2 back to back water closets. If that's the case you can not use a combination wye, and should use a DOUBLE FIXTURE tee.

Water closets are stools, in case you didn't know. Telling that to the original poster.

Mr_David said:

What are the 2 horizontal lines coming from? water closets?
the upper middle line could be a common vent for 2 back to back water closets. If that's the case you can not use a combination wye, and should use a DOUBLE FIXTURE tee.

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Were pretty well talking about the same fitting. Open up the link I posted.

Btw Mr David we are talking about the same fitting. I just call it something else. Will keep in mind that its a double fixture/double combo wye

Justin, double combo and a double fixture tee are not the same