The shower drains through a thick layer of shells, that goes down the slope towards our garden (away from our house).

Both drain assemblies, both strainer/plugs, a kitchen faucet and a set in rack for each bowl.

Highly possible I will have a very tight turn around time with this one.So I don't want to turn a "fix the laminate corner" project into a "put in new granite" project which means new backsplash, switch sink from drop in to undermount, new faucet, making sure the disposer outlet still works with the wall drain stub out height...I know if I change to granite I would redo other parts of the kitchen.If I re-laminate then the only thing I need to mess with is remove the sink and put it back in later.

Very simple.date        description              house     vendor                 cost           mileage 1/11/17   window well cover   prop1    Menards   15.81                  8.8 1/20/17   gas bill-   prop2    Gas & Electric   128.01   1/20/17   electric bill-   prop2     Gas & Electric   125.01   1/20/17   basement drain   prop1    Rite-Now Rooter   126.00   1/22/17   1 trip   prop1                                              20 1/26/17    water bill- unit 1   prop1     Muni Svcs   46.71   1/26/17   water bill- unit 2   prop1     Muni Svcs   47.60   1/27/17   electrician   prop3     Joe's Electric   83.07   1/28/17   property tax   prop1      2306.03  

We also replaced all the old corroded faucets and drains. 

You shall never pour cooking grease or other damaging/obstructing objects down toilets, sinks or drains.

If you don't make that transition, it'll start to drain you soon or later. 

We just spend nearly $50K in rehab which included a new breaker box, remodeled both bathrooms, retiled kitchen floor, retiled screened in porch floor, replaced cast iron plumbing with PEX and put in a french drain. 

Bathtub: Very slow draining 2.

Major repairs/hazards in the report as follow:PLUMBING - The septic tank and well do not have the proper distance between them, the drain field for the septic system may also be located to closely to the well.