How much would a plumber possibly charge labour to move a radiator from one size of the room to another. And swap another radiator like for like. With new valves. Combi boiler system. Thanks
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Moving radiator
- Thread starter XanderHarris
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depends on what route he has to take
difficult to quote on the interent
get a few people to quote
Solid concrete floor with the pipes in already
Suspendended floor
floor boards
or does the pipework come from ceiling , will it need to go to first floor or is it a bungalow or a flat?
do you own the property or rented / leased
which way do the beams run , do they have cross timbers/ cross bracing
Loads of questions as to how easy or difficult that would be
difficult to quote on the interent
get a few people to quote
Solid concrete floor with the pipes in already
Suspendended floor
floor boards
or does the pipework come from ceiling , will it need to go to first floor or is it a bungalow or a flat?
do you own the property or rented / leased
which way do the beams run , do they have cross timbers/ cross bracing
Loads of questions as to how easy or difficult that would be
Is in a bedroom so upstairs. Chipboard sheet floors
Few joists to notch. Own the property
£170? Labour only
sounds cheap especially if lifting chipboard floor
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