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Most newer construction will have a condensate drain near the water tank or furnace, but not always. More dependant on local code. Also depends on when the house was built.
To add a drain in that location is a nightmare. Jack hammer the concrete slab, excavate soil by hand. Locate existing plumbing, lay new drain on proper slope with a pee trap, fill with proper drainage rock, and repour concrete slab. Oh... and don't forget the permits and plumbing inspection. Enjoy. |
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