Is $5,000 to fix severe plumbing back slope issue in second-floor bathrooms a fair price?
Project Details
First-time homebuyer purchased a 'move-in ready' house from a flipping company. On closing day, discovered the shower drained through a porch light fixture. Later, toilets leaked through the kitchen ceiling due to a severe back slope issue in the second-floor plumbing. Home insurance only covers the resulting water damage, not the pipe repair.
Quote Details
Repair plumbing drainage system for two second-floor bathrooms located above the kitchen. - Address severe back slope problem where pipes sloped approximately 2 inches away from the stack - Repair or replace interior piping revealed by drywall ceiling cuts - Resolve leaks causing water to exit through kitchen ceiling and porch light fixtures
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