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JD Martin
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What are you guys/gals paying for plumbing services these days?

JD Martin
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Had to have the main line snaked in one of the rentals, and while they had the toilet out I had them go ahead and video the main line so we could see what kind of shape it was in. Good news was that the main line had obviously been replaced not that long ago, as the house plumbing is cast but all of the main underground was PVC. Bad news, of course, was the bill. I think we need to find a new outfit these days, as I think ours needs to pay for all their shiny trucks & advertising. Just curious as to what you all are paying for snaking/video services these days? I know this will jump around some depending on where you are, but I thought the price was excessive for the work involved. 

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Michael Mullins
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Michael Mullins
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Advice:

Some plumbing issues can be handled by a handy man for $45 an hour. Lit them do the small things and if you need a plumber step up to the big money.

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