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Wash. state Desk Jet

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2. Not enough info. to give you a ball park.
Mon May 28, 2012, 05:57 AM
May 2012

Depends on several factors. One being where is the drain line in relation to the location you designated for yer addition. bringing water lines to location is another. Is it a full bathroom ?

Of course you know the main drain line is under ground- unless you already have drainage in the garage. Breaking concrete and digging may be involved.Cement patching -plumbing so fourth.

But, all I imagine is space to be framed, plumbed,wired-sheet rocked and painted. There is no way estimate each phase of your addition not knowing what is there or not there. Not knowing where the drain is going to tied in-or where the water lines will be tied in-and power to new addition.The electrical breaker box -running a new circuit or two to yer addition.

Sight unseen there is no way to really even give you a ball park.



Some people spend $10,000 on a bathroom remodel.

Get at least 5 estimates-more would be better.



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Somehow Turbineguy May 2012 #1
Not enough info. to give you a ball park. Wash. state Desk Jet May 2012 #2
Thank you for the input. I will get three for sure! roody May 2012 #3
If I had more information Wash. state Desk Jet May 2012 #4
I'd say from $20K to $35K depending on how 'fancy' you get. sinkingfeeling May 2012 #5
Thanks, getting estimates now. roody May 2012 #6
I just had one done. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2012 #7
Thanks, mine should be half of that roody Jun 2012 #8
Probably. It was the second-floor installation The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2012 #9
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