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Plumbing repairs before selling house
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I’m selling my home in Oklahoma in a few weeks and the inspector did what inspectors do and find all the tiny irritating things about your house.
The buyer has requested to get two outside spigots/faucets replaced because they’re leaky when turned on 🙄. Set one toilet with a new wax ring cause it rocks a little, and flush the water heater.
Was quoted almost $1k by a local plumbing company.
This seems high for 2 hours or less of work and less than $100 in supplies. Am I wrong?
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