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Plumbing question

Started by emma63
over 13 years ago
Posts: 39
Member since: Nov 2007
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There is an open room on the other side of the wall that houses the plumbing to the bathroom sink (meaning, the bathroom and open room are adjacent, with the water pipes in the wall between). Assuming an okay from the board and no wet-over-dry problems, how difficult and costly is it to tap into that water line to add a sink in the open room? Thanks
Response by ArxConstruction
over 13 years ago
Posts: 45
Member since: Apr 2012

Not so difficult, regarding the cost it's hard to say from your description, probably between 3-5k.

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Response by Nintzk
over 13 years ago
Posts: 96
Member since: Nov 2011

That doesn't sound like too difficult a job, but there are a lot of variables when it comes to plumbing. And whether your building will require a permit will effect the cost. I know a good plumber who will give you a reasonable price. We actually just finished a job today. His name is Dave and he runs DJ International Plumbing. His cell is 646-267-3739. Feel free to mention my name...Alex from 322

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