Is $1,500 to replace the entire bathroom subfloor a fair price?
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New homeowner since November 2025. Experienced a persistent toilet leak since December that multiple visits failed to resolve. One plumber suggests full subfloor replacement while another suggests only fixing the toilet leak.
Quote Details
Full removal and replacement of the bathroom subfloor due to moisture detection and reported soft spots. - Remove existing flooring and toilet - Remove and replace entire bathroom subfloor material - Address water damage detected by moisture meter - Reinstall toilet and flooring
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