Plumbing Quotes

Emergency drying and demolition services following a supply line burst. - Setup of drying equipment including fans and dehumidifiers - Removal and disposal of wet carpet padding - Cutting out and removing water-damaged drywall (wicking up to 1 foot) - Moisture monitoring and mitigation of 600 sq ft area

- Located and repaired hot water leak next to water heater - Located and repaired additional leak found in crawlspace - Accessed crawlspace to identify source of soaked soil and mold

- Install quick connect fitting to existing gas line - Connect grill to the new gas outlet

Replace existing water heater with a new Bradford White unit. - 50-gallon capacity - Liquid Propane (LP) fuel source - PVC venting configuration - Includes new valve installation

Standard replacement of an existing unit. - Replace 50 gallon power vent gas hot water heater - Standard installation using existing connections - Includes unit cost (estimated at $1600) and labor

Full furnace replacement and installation including: - New furnace unit installation - Reused existing base - Associated drywall work - Drain and vent piping for the unit

Design phase for a curtain drain and storm water management project. - Engineering design for a curtain drain along the fence line - Preparation of plans for town permits - Site assessment of existing catch basins and drainage pipes

Installation of exterior plumbing components using propress fittings: - Install one new T-fitting - Install one shut-off valve - Install one exterior hose bib

Work to bring 100-year-old clay pipes up to code and potential relining. - 25 feet of 100-year-old clay pipe - Initial work to bring up to code ($3,000) - Potential relining if city will not perform work ($6,000)

Plumbing labor and materials for bathroom remodel including: - Install shower pan - Replace and raise shower valve and shower head - Replace (3) angle stops - Relocate vent pipe from the wall near the door to the sink wall - Extend drain arm for sink

Installation of a new PRV where none currently exists. - Cut into existing main water line - Install new pressure reducing valve (PRV) - Calibrate pressure to approximately 60 PSI - Test downline pressure at hose spigot

Drywall replacement and finishing to restore the wall to a smooth, uniform appearance. - Remove any loose or damaged edges and prepare the area for new drywall installation - Install approximately 7 square feet of new drywall to replace the removed section - Tape, plaster (mud), and sand the repaired area to create a smooth and even surface - Apply primer as needed - Paint the entire wall (approximately 70 square feet) to ensure a consistent and uniform finish