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Join Date: Mar 2009
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How is this estimate
Just wondering how this estimate seems. I'm really trying to go with this guy, due to previously dealing with him and he knows my situation. Here is the run down.
For gas and tankless water hookup. House already has CSST. The job consists of: Run 2 ft hard pipe to exterior via existing hole in wall to gas meter and connect hard pipe to CSST. Install 6 shut off valves to existing CSST. Connect downstairs line to HVAC unit. Run 12-15 feet of CSST and connect to upstairs Unit. Install tankless water heater and tie into old water lines. Vented on wall (I'm making hole for vent. Estimate is for $1600, I supply tankless water heater. Does this sound about right? I also take care of permit and permit fees. |
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liscenced electrician
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Oregon coast
Posts: 945
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How is this estimateQuote:
its hard to judge without pictures or a description of the true work involved. Simple jobs can get very intense in situations, He may or may not have added money for situations that may or may not come up. That being said, im no plumber and have no idea what your talking about
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