Installing a toilet in a basement without breaking concrete involves using a macerating toilet system or a sewage ejector pump. These systems grind waste into a slurry that is pumped through small pipes to the main sewer line, avoiding concrete work.

To install a toilet in a basement without breaking concrete, start by choosing a macerating toilet system that includes a pump to handle waste. Position the macerator unit near the toilet location, connect it to the water supply and an electrical outlet, then attach the toilet to the macerator. Route the discharge pipes to the main sewer line with a proper slope to facilitate flow and test the system for leaks and functionality.