Is $550 to remove a portion of an active gas pipe and cap it a fair price?
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Previous home owner had an aftermarket ventless fireplace, we got rid of that hideous thing but there's still an L shaped gas pipe sticking out of the drywall. The pipe is active and would need to cut around the dry wall to get at it. I am considering if I should DIY this or hire out a professional.
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Remove an L-shaped gas pipe protruding from the drywall and cap the line. - Cut around drywall to access pipe - Remove portion of active gas pipe - Cap the gas line
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