Is $400 to add a hose faucet/silcock to the backyard wall a fair price?
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I want to add a new hose faucet/silcock to the backyard wall for immediate access, as my current one is on the side of the building. I own a PEX expander/installer tool from a previous project. I'm wondering if I can just use a T-connection on the lower part of the existing lineset and utilize an existing shutoff. The quoted price of $400 seems excessive to me.
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This quote is for adding a new hose faucet/silcock to the backyard wall. - Add a new hose faucet/silcock - Drill through the wall to tap into an existing water line - Connect using PEX piping - May involve a T-connection on the lower part of the lineset and utilizing an existing shutoff
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