Slab over a septic line
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If its buried more than a couple of feet deep I would say yes. What is the worse thing that can happen? Years later you have an issue with the pipe and have to redirect a new line. It would propably be safer because there would be no trees around to have root problems.
But it doesnt mattter what we say it come down to what your local inspector says..
But it doesnt mattter what we say it come down to what your local inspector says..
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Like Guyod said..what the locals in your area say.
The issue is not always if you break the pipe, but sometimes you can cause underground problems like sinkholes under the foundation if it breaks...it's happened before.
Around here you need access to the pipe. Which means just direct it around inside the foundation, like regular waste lines.
Hope you find a way.
The issue is not always if you break the pipe, but sometimes you can cause underground problems like sinkholes under the foundation if it breaks...it's happened before.
Around here you need access to the pipe. Which means just direct it around inside the foundation, like regular waste lines.
Hope you find a way.
