Can anyone help explain where this washer is draining too connected in the ground? Also is this proper process, first I ever seen
Probably into a grey water pit. That’s illegal in NJ. Don’t know where you are. I get this from your website:
Often done to improperly bypass the septic, or some other ill-conceived drainage solution.
Did you run the washer to see if anything shows up? I see those frequently just dumping water out in the yard somewhere.
There wasn’t a washer present at the inspection to test , this is located in Florida
We are in Florida, thanks I need to fix that web address it is wrong
Hard to say where it goes but entering the ground like that doesn’t look proper…maybe FL. I used to carry a short length of hose to test the washer drains as needed.
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It could very well be tied into the sewer pipe. You could get by with that in Florida probably. I would recommend a sewer scope I suppose to see what is going on, unless the seller can provide some info.
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Definitely. Did you happen to take a sniff at the top of the pipe?
Also, looks like wooded land. Is this on city sewer, or private septic?
It city sewer, no didn’t catch any sewer scent
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That could be an indication that it doesn’t go to sewer, but not a definitive one.
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In Florida we just dump it out the back door somewhere… 
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Thanks Ryan
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Yep! Need to test the drain and spigots if possible.
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