Sewer Drains

We had to rent a concrete saw and cut through the 6 inch slab!!! and jack hammer footings to dig to the existing sewer main to add the drains for the new bathroom and kitchen. When we
saw the dark rich wet soil under the slab. We should have known that the sewer was cracked and leaching out under the slab. We replaced half of it and paid NUFLO to line and repair the
drains that were still under the slab going to the existing bathroom. That was expensive.

Pouring the slab was very satisfying. It meant we could go on to framing walls
Walls are framed, new shower pan tarred. We are now putting up drywall.