I've put these in before, and they're designed for all of the water to drain into the tub.

He will need and extra hand anyway and I save a bit by him not having to bring someone else along and get to learn some tricks along the way.I just had interior drain tile and a sump pump installed in my personal residence.

I'm at the head of it, so I see the drain tiles feeding it, but I guarantee everyone downstream thinks it's some babbling natural brook.

If so, do you have a 4" drain line or 3".

These are just a place for the (sewer/water) drains to draw air.

Just the latest.The eviction and repairs have completely drained us.

Which is to fix a slow draining bathtub.

The furnace was placed on the 4th floor and had no drain so that when the tray it was on overflowed due to a/c unit it leaked into the hallway ceiling on the 3rd floor. 

Tenant will be responsible for: all stopped up sinks, showers, tubs, toilets, or drains; burned out light bulbs; all exterior landscaping and lawn maintenance including but not limited to: the care of shrubbery, landscaping, mowing, and providing for prompt garbage removal.

Sounds like you have a good case but will the cost and drain on your focus be worth it?