How can i relocate plumbing?
in my condo there is a kitchen, ad behind the kitchen wall is a wasted
storage space of 3 feet hide. I want to take down that long narrow closet and pus hthe kitchen all the way back to the end wall of where the closet awll. i will need to move the sink backwars about 3feet.
how can i do this,? where can i get info on doing it myself.how much would it cost for a plumber to do it?
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Plumbers charge from between $50 to $150 an hour with a minimum job of $150. The best way to find out is go to Home Depot or your local library and get a book on it. There are certain codes you have to fallow that are different in each community and also check with your condominium association.
What I do usually is get couple of estimates and see if I can do it my self, when I ask the contractors question how they are going to do it I will usually know if it is behind my abilities or not....(Answered by answerguru) |
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Should I ?
I am relocating a 12x14 patio in order to enlarge a deck. I am curious wether or not I can reuse the CR6 from the old patio or would it be best to leave it, and cover it with soil? Since it will be under the new deck, will I need to be concerned with drainage there.
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I believe CR6 is crushed stone used as a base. Since it is stone, it can certainly be re-used if you wish.
As far as drainage under the deck you are enlarging, you want to be sure water drains away from the foundation of the house....(Answered by AngeloElectro) |
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I don't seem to have a manhole inspection cover in my property...?
I'm planning on relocating my bathroom upstairs. Now I won't be doing the work, but I'm curious as I'm told that the new toilet will (obviously) need to be linked into my drainage/soil pipe and I don't seem to have a manhole inspection cover. Both neighbours either side of me do have manholes but where I believe mine should be is the concrete floor of my conservatory (build ~15 years ago by the previous owners).
I'm pretty worried/concerned by this - should I be or is it normal for manhole inspection covers to be present at every other house on a ... (Asked by Millie!)
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it is nothing to worry about as when the new soil pipe is installed the builder will simply locate your existing drain run and simply cut into it to create a new inspection chamber connecting the new soil stack to the drainage system.
whether you hav a manhole in your garden or under your conservatory is irrelevant don't worry about its a standard problem that the builder/plumber will price into the job....(Answered by gavin3214) |
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