I agree here. I was able to do mine for 2 reasons. First, I built the house so

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Apr 13, 2024
9:51:13pm

OldFogey All-American

I agree here. I was able to do mine for 2 reasons. First, I built the house so

I knew where everything was, and secondly, my basement wasn't finished at the time so I could easily access the pex in the ceiling of my basement

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OldFogey

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looking to get a spigot on the outside outside of my house by my kitchen sink

StrawberryDaysCougar

Apr 13, 9:42pm

A plumber, yes, but if it's Pex pipe you could possibly do it with a $50 tool.

OldFogey

Apr 13, 9:43pm

Can you elaborate? Haha

StrawberryDaysCougar

Apr 13, 9:44pm

Ha. It posted before I meant to. I added more info in the body of my first msg

OldFogey

Apr 13, 9:46pm

The only specialty tool you need is a ring crimper to crimp the connections

volleyjiver

Apr 13, 9:48pm

I agree here. I was able to do mine for 2 reasons. First, I built the house so

OldFogey

Apr 13, 9:51pm

I have a friend whose FIL does stuff on the side

StrawberryDaysCougar

Apr 13, 9:51pm

And depending on how many fittings you do

Apr 13, 9:56pm

You can even rent the tool

DiamondMo

Apr 13, 10:17pm

Yes, plumber. Cost would depend on ease of access. I'd say $300+, but who knows

txblue

Apr 13, 9:47pm

I had a leaky spigot outside my kitchen a year ago. I went to a pluming supply store and got the right replacement…

Brisco

Apr 13, 10:19pm

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