Mobile home sewage plumbing

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Mobile home sewage plumbing

Author: SammieBeth66 (ME)

I am trying to redo the sewage line in my mobile home where the mover cut it off. I know the slope had to be about 1/4 inch every foot. But are there any special choices of errors other than that. Because I was told if I do it myself I have to have it inspected after and I want to make sure I'm doing this right. Is going to hire a plumber but they're booked out weeks and I'm any to have a baby so I need to get this done. Thanks

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Re: Mobile home sewage plumbing
Author: packy (MA) no sharp bends. support the pipe well. install a cleanout close to the home in an accessable location.
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Re: Mobile home sewage plumbing
Author: North Carolina Plumber (NC) Packy has given some good points. Our code requires PVC to be supported every 48". You'll need to use long sweep 90's. Be sure to use a cleaner + glue on your joints. You may have to fill the system with water for the inspection and you don't want to have to cut out any fittings due to a poor glue joint.
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Re: Mobile home sewage plumbing
Author: Wheelchair (IL) I hate when that happens. I hope you are holding the movers responsible for the damage. Follow the advice given and protection is most important to suspend and block the pvc sewer line. Best Wishes
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