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Hi Vik...
Can go back even more if you want... I would only chip out about 6-7 inches deep and then fill in with dirt to cover pipe and then just add another two inches of concrete over the dirt/pipe... that should be enough in this case. Let us know how it works out.. ok? MARK |
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