re: Plumbing Drain Lines not Sloped

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I had three plumbers tell me to frick off on the phone, they don't do septic, I said I just had my septic replaced, it ain't the septic, they say it must be your main line, I say no, they replaced that too, I say I'll send you a picture of my invoice, I'll send you pics of the work, just send somebody out, nobody in metro ATL wants my money.

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i think the issue they dont want to deal with is, you cant reasonably raise the house, so the remedy to create more angle to the sewer lines would be lowering your septic system connection, if not the whole system.

so have a look, can the entry point to septic system be lowered at least an inch or two if those pipes were cut and reconnected?

next time when you talk to them, say the company you had come out, you think they did a bad job and installed the main line wrong and you need that main line part adjusted or replaced. maybe just ask for an inspection to be done and then while the guy is there, you two can figure out what needs to be done.