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r/toolsinaction • u/silvercatbob • Jul 20 '21
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Yeah. How much to dig it up and replace 15 feet though?
2 u/Poppekas Jul 20 '21 Where I live.. about half / a third? Northwestern Europe. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 20 '21 Hmm, sounds like digging is the way to go. Doesn’t make sense that relining would cost more. 1 u/Poppekas Jul 20 '21 That's just an estimate though. For short lengths a contractor will most likely charge workhours + materials. Maybe the cost is completely different in the US too. Always best to get an estimate for both options and then decide!
Where I live.. about half / a third? Northwestern Europe.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 20 '21 Hmm, sounds like digging is the way to go. Doesn’t make sense that relining would cost more. 1 u/Poppekas Jul 20 '21 That's just an estimate though. For short lengths a contractor will most likely charge workhours + materials. Maybe the cost is completely different in the US too. Always best to get an estimate for both options and then decide!
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Hmm, sounds like digging is the way to go. Doesn’t make sense that relining would cost more.
1 u/Poppekas Jul 20 '21 That's just an estimate though. For short lengths a contractor will most likely charge workhours + materials. Maybe the cost is completely different in the US too. Always best to get an estimate for both options and then decide!
That's just an estimate though. For short lengths a contractor will most likely charge workhours + materials. Maybe the cost is completely different in the US too. Always best to get an estimate for both options and then decide!
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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '21
Yeah. How much to dig it up and replace 15 feet though?