[tibberous]

I know this is a DIY forum, but does anyone have a rough idea what a plumber would charge to run the water / drainage for a toilet / tub / sink in an attic bathroom? Everything would probably have to go up two stories.

What diameter pipe would need to be ran for the drain?

 

[bob22]

Too many variables to estimate especially geography (Beverly Hills is going to be higher than a lower income area). Get three estimates from licensed, bonded, etc... plumbers.
I'd assume it will be > $2k but that is a WAG.

 

[genie01]

It's impossible to give even a ball park estimate without knowing all factors.

 

[oh'mike]

New construction we could give a guess --but not an attic---even a plumber on site would be scratching his or her head.

 

[tibberous]

Too many variables to estimate especially geography (Beverly Hills is going to be higher than a lower income area). Get three estimates from licensed, bonded, etc... plumbers.
I'd assume it will be > $2k but that is a WAG.

This might be my only option - I just hate to have people come out and give quotes when I'm not really ready to have the work done. Not even sure it's possible to add a bathroom in one of the places I want (without running pipes through the rooms below it)

 

[oh'mike]

There are estimating book at the library--Look for the craftsman series--remodeling--It will be a start.

 

[bob22]

"I just hate to have people come out and give quotes when I'm not really ready to have the work done."
I agree; it is a waste of your and more importantly their time. When you've read some books and got estimated cash, start calling. After reading, maybe you'll want to do it yourself?