Hi Breanne,   depending on the size of the job, KS Plumbing out of Rancho Cordova.https://ksplumbinginc.com/

Most of that $30k was used to update the AC, build a shed/workshop for my wife's carved wood item business that she recently started, dig a well for the sprinklers, remove a dead tree, and remodel the kitchen after a plumbing leak developed in the foundation of our home a few months after moving in.  

There has never been an issue with the plumbing before.

You are roughly looking at $330/square for architectural shingles including tear off and haul away, drip edge, plumbing and exhaust vents and ventilation system. 

The insurance agents have to enter relevant information on these inspection reports such as plumbing, electrical, age, presence of hurricane shutters, flood zone, lowest elevation point, connection methods between wall and roof framing etc etc etc...in order to acquire home owners insurance, windstorm insurance and flood insurance.The presence of polybutylene pipes are noted on these reports, and are major red flags for insurance carriers.The only work around I know of is some people will hire "incompetent" inspectors who will "miss" noting the pipes LOL.

For example, my average 2000 ft home needs on average $20,000 in upgrades to be ready - so $10/ft has been my average ( carpet/paint/granite kitchen/wood & tile floors, plumbing fixtures, landscape, hot water tank, HVAC repairs, $1-2K in Home Depot items as well).

The furnace is coming up soon, a water heater and the galvanized plumbing.

The entire space will have to be brought up to code--plumbing, electrical, fire suppression, insulation.

I worked with my family construction, plumbing, and HVAC company in NY state for 25 years before moving to Alabama.

Problem is I just put 5k into repairs-windows, carpets, drywall etc & now I find out it needs a complete plumbing overhaul to the tune of 6k.Do I fix the plumbing leak myself for maybe 500.