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A leak fix for 260$

Danny Gelfenbaum
Posted

Does this make sense? A tenant complained he had a leak from his toilet. The PM sent a handyman and this is what he wrote in the description:

Request: 

My toilet is leaking from the base

Description:

General Maintenance Labor - Had to take the toilet off I
had to put a new flange on had to drill a hole through the
metal put a new wax ring on and put the toilet back on and
sealed it

They charged me 260.52$ for this. Is it a reasonable price or am I getting ripped off here?

I would like to get recommendations for a handyman if anyone has 1 to share either way... I would like to have the option to send someone I know is trustworthy and will not throw random prices every time.

Thanks!

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