Hi guys. My plumbers a nice guy and shortly going to fit new boiler. My concern is no obvious way to connect condensing pipe. No down pipes on my property or drains. He's considering letting it go to ground between two houses. I m not sure.!!. Dont think he has any alternatives. Any ideas or input please
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Soak away needs fitting properly can use one of these or similar Soakaway - https://mcalpineplumbing.com/traps/condensate-traps-and-fittings/soak1gr-soakaway
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