Is $680 to repair an outdoor firepit a fair price?
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I'm getting quotes to fix my outdoor fire pit because it's been making a cracking sound. One contractor said the gas lines are full of water and need to be serviced/cleared. I'm asking if this pricing seems fair.
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Repair services for an outdoor fire pit, addressing cracking sounds and gas line issues. The quote includes: - Service and clear gas lines, which were found to be full of water - Install two new whistle-free flex lines - Install a new burner for the fire pit
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