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Cost to replace sewer line?

Ed L.
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Hattiesburg, MS
Posted Sep 13 2016, 19:29

Hi all,

Haven't been active on here lately but I still lurk at times.   

On sfr rental #9 now.  Have bought and rehabbed 4 in the past year and it's been rewarding at times and challenging at others.  

Was just brought to my attention that one of my 1950's raised bungalow's needs a new main sewer line.  Plumber is quoting $1,100 to replace about 60' of line and tie it all back together.  Good guy, has done other drain work for us and has done a great job.  Just curious what others are paying.  Never have had to replace one before.  Sure it won't be my last.

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