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Default Galvanized water supply: replacement effort

Hi again,

our property has galvanized water supply lines, it is a 2 story double
with a basement. there is one bathroom with a shower, toilet, and
sink on the second floor, and there is one kitchen with one sink on
the first floor--of course. No bath on the first floor.

For those experienced with the task of supply line replacement, what
cost should I expect if I call in an expert to do the job?

In a way, this seems like an easy job to me, I have replaced many
water fixtures, on/off supply line valves, and added water fixtures to
my current home for outside use. Should I attempt to replace these
supply pipes myself?

Thanks, again,
Fish

 
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