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    Jan 24, 2012, 12:43 PM
    Putting in a new bathroom
    There was a small 1/2 bath when I moved in, I want to change it to a full bath (and move the toilet). How much should I expect to pay a plumber to bust up the concrete, redo the piping/plumbing to accommodate the new location of the toilet, a new shower, and a moved sink?

    Thanks!
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    Jan 24, 2012, 12:48 PM
    The scope of this job is too vague for us to give you a dollar amount but I'd guess around $5K. Get 3 bids from local contractors and you'll have your most accurate answer.
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