Are plumbing repairs such as replacing pipes and drains typically included in the cost of installing a new faucet?

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Plumbing repairs such as replacing pipes and drains are usually not included in the standard cost of installing a new faucet. Why not? Scope of Work: Faucet installation generally covers: Removing the old faucet Installing the new one Connecting to existing supply lines and drain components It does not include: Replacing corroded or damaged pipes Upgrading drain assemblies or trap systems Fixing leaks in surrounding plumbing Unpredictable Conditions: Pipe or drain issues often aren't visible until work begins. If deterioration or code issues are found, these require additional labor and materials, often turning a simple faucet swap into a repair job. Separate Estimates: Reputable plumbers, like Prime Plumbing, typically provide separate pricing for repairs versus installation, to keep billing transparent and fair. What Should a Customer Do? Ask the plumber ahead of time if any additional issues are expected and whether they’ll notify you before proceeding with repairs outside the quoted faucet installation price.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: The average basement kitchen remodel would include sink, wine cooler dishwasher and cabinet with island

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: That would be extra workmanship and material cost

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: no that is two different projects but always depends on the situation and discussions we have had i always have room to work with you.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: installing a new faucet is exactly that, installing new faucet has nothing to do with pipes and drains

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: We will determine the scope of work that needs to be done

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Were there to do the job at hand not talk you into spending more money

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: We price the job to insure if anything pops up we can take care of it otherwise we will emediatly pause and communicate with our customers to explain the issues and go from there

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: If it is only replacing the faucet, it is not necessary to change the water pipes or drain inside the wall. However, it is necessary to replace the hot and cold water hoses and the drain hoses under the sink.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Many times, it may not be necessary to replace the plumbing in order to replace the faucet.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: Yes, all of clients receive an upgrade to new piping and fixtures. We are a full bathroom remodeling company, that can replace your entire bathroom from ceiling to the floor.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: If a drain comes with the faucet yes I install it . Ptraps and drain pipes are another task which is billable

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: This would be a separate estimate.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Materials are customers expense. Small fittings maybe included. Every job is different.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: All cost will include all needed parts to complete installs

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: I usually try and stay outside but I’ll help anyone with anything they need

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Usually when I repair on pipes or drains is one price,and to remove and install new facutes is a completely different charge. Prices vary due to the type of repair/install.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: They would be additional and require an on site inspection.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: The two have nothing to do with the other.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: These are two separate issues at hand. Faucet is a fixture and the rate is separate from that of replacing a pipe or drain.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: Yes we always replace old cut off valves when installing new faucets. New drain pipes are replaced if necessary.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: It is always reccomended to replace the water shut off and supply lines from the angle stop to the faucet. This is not always required, but is good practice to prevent a flood in the furture. If you would like the piping replaced under your sinks we can certianly do so.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Anything behind a wall to be opened is always extra

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: Labor and materials

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: We have a flat rate for fixture replacement. Any repairs needed to existing plumbing to allow fixture installation are additional

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: If I need to replace a drain or a supply line, then that would be an additional charge.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: Due to the cost of materials which is at a separate cost, we quote labor and installation together.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: SUPPLY TUBES AND SHUTOFF VALVES

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: When you get a new faucet you will receive a new trap as well and we test for leaks on all of our work for proper working order.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Only if they are bad and need replaced

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Anything other than replacing a faucet is an extra expense and is recommended.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: Most of the time

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: I would request a detailed explanation of all work to be completed before work begins. When we preform copper or Pex piping installations I don't anticipate replacing faucets as part of this project but I am always careful to be clear what work will be done to avoid any confusion.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: no not typically installing a new faucet is just install only but when I install the faucet I do look for problem areas and if I notice that your pipes or drain need replaced I will let you kno and can repair that to for a minimal charge

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Pop Up Assembly for a Lavatory Faucet- Yes. - Drain replacement is recommended if worn / rotted.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: 3 Total differen systems. water lines,drain system and fixtures

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: When a fixture replacement is recommended, all lines, and traps are inspected and replaced if warranted

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: That is extra

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Not a plumber

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: There is additional charges to a faucet instillation if the p-trap, or supply lines need to be replaced.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: We replace the shut off valves, supply hoses and p-trap assembly

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Typically a repipe only includes water or sewer line unless on the contract states that we are installing new faucets and valves.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Drains are not part of the faucet and are considered a separate project, water supply lines (hot and cold) are usually included in a faucet replacement . In some cases on a kitchen sink faucet replacement the drain pipes may need to be removed for access to replace the faucet and could add an additional investment to your project

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: No, these are two separate services. The only time it would possibly be included is with the install of a bathroom faucet which most new faucets require a pop up drain to be installed.

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: anything within 2" of a wall, concrete and etc. does not include any rough in of waste or supply lines.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Only if necassary

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: These are separate components

Answer: Yes, they are included
Explanation: Yes due to the fact that water may leak out on faulty piping and we wouldn't want that.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: New shut off valves, connecting hoses and replacing drain piping , if required is not included in the cost to replace a faucet.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Plumbing pipe and drain lines are considered an addition as each repair, replace, or new installation varies per residence as most are installed in different variations and situations. Therefore, this would be an additional project and pricing varies.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: Those are separate works installing a new faucets has nothing to do with the pipe work.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: As a General Contractor, it's my obligation to inform a potential client that undisclosed repair (behind the wall, under the floor, it attic area, etc) are not included the price of simply changing a faucet. If nothing is encountered that would affect the installation - then the price would be as quoted.

Answer: No, they are not typically included
Explanation: a license plumber should be the only person doing work in these areas, they are the only ones covered under insurance.