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What for, my good dull man?

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I’m not OP, but when I did this, it was so allow me to run a pipe cleaning tool in each direction to clear blockages.

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Exactly this

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Hell yeah you did.

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That’s not a dull man that is able to do a job like that … nice work!

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Thank you but it sure is not exciting

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I was going to say, this is God tier DIY. I paid a plumber like $2k to install one for me.

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Thank you but really its dig a lot, cut the pipe, install the rubber clamp thingies.

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Good job! Nice work!

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Did you need to do any permitting?

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permission was granted by the surrounding soil, neither did it intervene, nor did it stand its “ground” ;-)

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Depends on the state and jurisdiction.

I was a health dept inspector that focused on septic systems and a homeowner installing or repairing a cleanout would not be something we would require a permit. It would be considered a minor repair or plumbing work on the building sewer unrelated to the functionality of the disposal system–just needs to be watertight.

And the regulations in my state are some of the nations most stringent on this kind of stuff.

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