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Updated almost 15 years ago, 02/01/2010

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Kendra T.
  • Elk Grove, CA
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Moving washer and dryer hookups

Kendra T.
  • Elk Grove, CA
Posted

Hi guys,

I'm not sure where this topic goes, but I hope some of you can give me some insights.

Here's the situation. I have one property where there are washer and dryer hookups in the kitchen. That is so ugly. Anyways, I want to move that washer and dryer hookup somewhere else.

I've already had two gc come and take a look and they said the options I have are 1) break the concrete and install new hookups into the garage, or 2) move the hookups from the kitch into the patio (enclosed patio already).

I've never seen a washer/dryer hookup that is not in the garage or inside the house before.

Please advise.

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