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Frontline Renovations
Also handles Plumbing (Minor Repairs)
Handyman / Home Repair · Mandeville
Mandeville, Covington + more
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Services: Cabinet Installation · Small Remodel Projects + more
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Plumbing (Minor Repairs) in Greater New Orleans
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Supply drips, slow drains, and full fixture swaps need different access and parts—note which it is, floor level, and whether water backs up when fixtures run.
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Brad Of All Trades
Also handles Plumbing (Minor Repairs)
Handyman / Home Repair · Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge
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Services: Handyman · Cabinet Installation + more
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Before you compare quotes, know what’s usually included, what affects the price, and what to ask—then compare pros on scope, not just price.
Supply drips, slow drains, and full fixture swaps need different access and parts—note which it is, floor level, and whether water backs up when fixtures run.
What this job usually includes
- Like-for-like reconnect to accessible stops and drain for a standard fixture swap
- Operational run and visible leak check after the install
- Removing the old fixture from the work area when that’s included in the quote
Questions to ask before hiring
- If a shutoff or supply line fails during replacement, is rework on stops and flex lines included?
- Will you pressure-test or run water after the fix—and who opens wall or tile if a leak is hidden?
- Are haul-off of the old fixture and basic seal or caulk touch-up part of the quoted scope?
What affects the price
- Fixture tier and whether supply stops, lines, and basket need replacement
- Stoppage at the trap versus deeper line—snake/camera scope changes price
- Access behind cabinets, tile, or tight crawl—time on site, not just parts
When not to wait
- Drip or slow drain persists after homeowner snaking or cleaning the trap
- Visible corrosion, bulging supply lines, or moisture at base of vanity/toilet
- Before drywall or paint if staining or soft sheetrock suggests an active leak
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