Plumber needed

[SDguy]

I need the following things done:

For both toilets:
1. Replace the valve sticking out of the wall on the feed line to the tank
2. Replace the gasket in the tank connecting it to the bowl (with the type of toilet I have, this requires the tank to be unbolted and removed)

Replace the kitchen sink faucet.

I already have all the parts for the toilets. I haven't picked out a new kitchen faucet yet though.

Let me know what this will cost me. Thanks.

[BigAir]

Peter, my neighbor is just that. I will get his # for you today when I get home.

[SDguy]

Thanks Brady.

[erikk]

Pm sent

[Brian_reefragr]

When do you need all this done by Peter? I could do it all in about an hour or so. LMK.

[gcristobal]

When do you need all this done by Peter? I could do it all in about an hour or so. LMK.

Wow!!!!!! That would be around 12-15 minutes on each item and I thought I was fast,

[SDguy]

I need to figure out what sort of faucet I want in the kitchen, but I'd like to get this done within the next week or so.

[JohnnyAirtime]

I need the following things done:

For both toilets:
1. Replace the valve sticking out of the wall on the feed line to the tank
2. Replace the gasket in the tank connecting it to the bowl (with the type of toilet I have, this requires the tank to be unbolted and removed)

Replace the kitchen sink faucet.

I already have all the parts for the toilets. I haven't picked out a new kitchen faucet yet though.

Let me know what this will cost me. Thanks.

How about the toilet valves inside the tank (thinking; Fill Valve, Flush Valve, Bowl Gasket And bolts)? Good time to replace them while your draining the tank and replacing the copper supply valve and rubber gasket at the base of the tank. Usually a universal "kit" for about $20-$35.00 depending on what comes in it.

FOR ME; I'd say an hour on both toilets, and an hour on the sink faucet. $100.00 labor (I should probably PM you this... to avoid a price war)

[JohnnyAirtime]

I need to figure out what sort of faucet I want in the kitchen, but I'd like to get this done within the next week or so.

If you can afford it ($300+)... "touch faucets" are awesome. Just did one on a woman's kitchen sink, and it was sweet.

[SDguy]

How about the toilet valves inside the tank (thinking; Fill Valve, Flush Valve, Bowl Gasket And bolts)? Good time to replace them while your draining the tank and replacing the copper supply valve and rubber gasket at the base of the tank. Usually a universal "kit" for about $20-$35.00 depending on what comes in it.

I was being lazy in my typing. Yes, I bought the whole mechanism to replace, not just the gasket.

I didn't think about the bolts themselves, though. Hmmm....

[SDguy]

If you can afford it ($300+)... "touch faucets" are awesome. Just did one on a woman's kitchen sink, and it was sweet.

Not a touch one, but I was thinking this one:
http://www.homedepot.com/Kitchen-Kit...specifications

[JohnnyAirtime]

Not a touch one, but I was thinking this one:
http://www.homedepot.com/Kitchen-Kit...specifications

Shooot... go another $80 or so, and it could be "touch". Touch is pretty darn cool once you've used one. I mean, I tend to "touch" everything now... like, as-if it should turn on... Hilarious when my wife catches me.

[SDguy]

What brand makes a ~$300 touch pull down faucet?

[JohnnyAirtime]

What brand makes a ~$300 touch pull down faucet?

Delta is the cheapest I know of

[SDguy]

Oooo, not bad!

http://www.amazon.com/Delta-9192T-SS...ref=pd_cp_hi_1