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Nick M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NY
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Suggestions for a Plumber rate card

Nick M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NY
Posted

Hey guys,

Was charged $375 to replace a hot water expansion tank and $155 to cut out and press or crimp in a new 4 inch section of copper piping (had a pin size hole that developed and leaked water).  This in Philadelphia.

Moving forward I'd like to have a standard list of common plumbing issues bid on by plumbers.  The plumber with the best overall prices would be my go-to plumber.  Any thoughts on:

1) Whether I paid fairly for above
2) What are common plumbing issues that should be priced out?

Thanks!


Thanks,
Nabeel

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