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Would a moderator chime in to let me know if I've posted my question in the wrong forum so I can post it in the correct one so I can get...

Would a moderator chime in to let me know if I've posted my question in the wrong forum so I can post it in the correct one so I can get...

I don’t think I can lower the secondary without breaking the Y connection and the copper and extending the Y portion and repositioning...

Well, in the setup I have, the discharge pipe from the primary pump goes straight up and into a check valve. If I loosen up the clamp...

Hmmmm. I thought about rotating the secondary. Not the primary. I’ll have a look. The secondary pickup tube came like that from the...

I don’t see any issue with a wall mount in that location. The wall is open, so getting the framing set up for it shouldn’t be an issue...

Last Tuesday I noticed water coming under a brick wall on my carport area outside. I didn't think much about it until Wednesday when I...

Good info above, look like a residential waste line if so not under pressure which is good. That flux corrosion could cause a slow leak...

Looks like the concrete is crumbling To me. The furnace matters, because it it is a condensing heater, and you aren’t passivating the...

Last week I had to contact my city's water department to send someone out to the house to turn off my water at the street because a...

I’d second teh replace. That way your doing it when you want, and not after it fails and floods things.

Maybe one flex goes to your gas furnace? There are two flex lines there for a reason.

Good job but the person above is correct, your tank to bowl bolts and washers are on their last leg. Sorry to tell you that

Each applicance MUST have individual shut-offs. All mfrs now require a drip leg right on the WH gas valve, but that is not a source of...

There wouldn't have been a dryer here -- hard to say why it's plumbed like it is. (cheap 50's subdivision) Anything's possible but I...