12-27-2009, 12:55 PM
I don't know if I'm just missing something in the explanation here, but I have to disagree about the magnitude of this job. If this is coming from the back wall, we are talking about $5-20 worth of pipes, elbows, adapters, etc., and 30 minutes of time. Most of the time would be moving the stove out of the way, walking thru the Home Depot, and driving.
If you haven't done this before, you shouldn't do it yourself, but there is no reason this requires a licensed and insured plumber. A handyman can do it.
Didn't someone post a 'handyman' ad recently on PW classifieds? Otherwise I can PM you when I get back to the island.
If you haven't done this before, you shouldn't do it yourself, but there is no reason this requires a licensed and insured plumber. A handyman can do it.
Didn't someone post a 'handyman' ad recently on PW classifieds? Otherwise I can PM you when I get back to the island.