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Plumber Fixture Minimum

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I had a change order for some plumbing work on a commercial project that adds 2 fixtures, but the locations are within a couple feet of already planned fixtures and supply/waste lines. The only additional materials really is maybe 10ft of PEX and a couple Tees. They quoted ~$3500 for the CO and said they charge a minimum of $1500 per fixture. Does that seem normal to everyone? Seems high to me but want to gauge before I go back to it. Location is Colorado if that matters. submitted by /u/free...

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Originally published on April 02, 2026. Curated by Construction News.
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