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I bought a Culligan HF-360 whole house filter and a Watts hot water
recirculating pump and tried to get quotes from local plumbers in Manassas, VA using ServiceMagic. I received experessions of interest from 3 firms but I was surprised to learn that none of them are familiar with these devices. One quoted $157 per hour and estimated 4 to 5 hours. The other said its $450 firm. Since the only work involved is cutting existing copper pipe, slipping a threaded adapter, and soldering it before screwing the devices in between, I find $500 to be quite steep. Does anyone have any idea what a reasonable price for this project should be and what kind of professional should I hire? As I said, local plumbers seem to be ignorant about what I'm talking about. Can anyone recommend a handyman around here, or should I look for a soldering/welding expert instead of a regular plumber? Thanks for any feedback. Fil |
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