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Praise O.
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URGENT!!! I NEED A PLUMBER IN SAN ANTONIO

Praise O.
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Hello BPers! Anyone know a plumber here in San Antonio that can give me a quote asap on replacing the sewer line onin SF property we just acquired.

Thanks!

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Michael McCartney
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Michael McCartney
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I actually just got done replacing my line. It was about 100 ft of sewer pipe and I did a lot of the work myself. I did have a plumber come out and walk me through what I needed to do. The plumber quoted me $5k to do the entire job from the beginning.  I trenched myself and installed most of the pipes myself and the entire job cost just under $1k.

If you have the time I would hire someone at $10 an hour to trench the old sewer pipe (that will be a majority of your cost) and have the plumber come and reinstall the pipe. It will be a lot cheaper if you have everything trenched for the plumber.

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