The Dean of Home Renovation & Repair Advice

COMMUNITY FORUM

vickiandlarry

09:39AM | 01/18/09
Member Since: 01/17/09
1 lifetime posts
Bvplumbing
Have been in this house 6 yrs (new build). Ejector pump is working, no sewer back up, all sinks and sumps working. New odor from pump closet, smells of sewer. Had sewer pumped this fall. Just enclosed area in past 3 months, but no odor when basement wasnt finished. Do I need a plumber? Could this be a leak of some kind?

Larry

Sylvan

08:12AM | 01/19/09
Member Since: 01/24/06
1331 lifetime posts
Me_office1
Sewer gases are highly dangerous and YES you should call a licensed plumber (ask to see the license so they are not sending some so called "tech" to try to beat licensing laws

The probability is you have a venting condition that is allowing the sewer fumes to enter the structure rather then being vented through the roof terminal
10746-tieger_plumbing


Post a reply as Anonymous

Photo must be in JPG, GIF or PNG format and less than 5MB.

Reply_choose_button

captcha
type the code from the image

Anonymous

Post_new_button or Login_button
Register

Follow Us

horizontal divider
facebook
 
webapp2