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Do I need to be a licensed plumber to replace a toilet in New York CIty?
I want to replace my toilet and don't know if I'll get in trouble with the co-op. Toilets and sinks are my responsibility, but I'd like to avoid asking them if I need to be licensed for basic plumbing.
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
No,you can replace it.Make sure your new toilet has space from the wall behind it,at least 1 inch.Scrape off old wax ring residue replace flange if needed.Just be carefull tightening bolts as you can easily crack the ceramic
Source(s): 5 years of plumbing - 1 decade ago
I've done quite a few toilet replacements in several different states, etc. and have never run into any "code" for replacing a toilet. However, if you were to do it yourself, make sure your confident in what your doing, there can be a tremendous liability to you if you were to cause a leak which damaged your unit...and even worse several other units.
- BuddyLLv 51 decade ago
For your own home, no. But if you do jobs like that for others, and charge for it, then you're considered a plumber, and better have your license handy. You can also replace pipes in a home you own, but in somebody else's (or a rental unit), you better know the codes.
- john tLv 41 decade ago
I DONT BELIEVE SO, BUT DO U HAVE TO CONTACT THE CO-OP IF U DO THOSE KIND OF JOBS?
OF COURSE U ARE IN NYC????????????????THEY MAY WANT TO GET THEIR MONEY ALSO FOR OT USING UNION HELP
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I'll do it for $500.