[randalatkins]

Can the pipe be laid in mass quantity instead of gravel for septic field lines?

[ballengerb1]

I have not heard this term used in a septic issue " laid in mass quantity " could you further explain? Where do you live and have you talking to the building inspector who will approve or deny the job?

[randalatkins]

An inspector came out, but he left before that part of the work was done. Basically pipe is replacing gravel. I am south of you.

[ballengerb1]

"Basically pipe is replacing gravel. I am south of you" OK we are still not communicating yet. What do you mean the pipe is replacing gravel and how far south are you, exactly which state and town

[Fr_Chuck]

Sorry, if you do not wish to answer our questions we can not help you.

There are specific codes and rules on how field lines can be laid, and normally the inspector will require specific feet of line to meet requirements.

The inspector will have to know how the field lines are being done, since their absorption rates into the soil will be part of the determination

[randalatkins]

I am in AL. Is this better or just as good?

[randalatkins]

Repair job, just the one inspector, a permit was obtained

[ballengerb1]

Still trying to figure out what this means "Basically pipe is replacing gravel"

[speedball1]

Hey! Call me stupid but I'm still trying to figure out just what in hell is mass quantity and why it would replace gravel in a drain field? Ya want answers? Call your Building Department. Tom