Price: $590. Weight: 49.6 lbs. Decibels (C Scale): 90, running load. Likes: A primer bulb ensures a fuel-rich start, and a large grip opening makes it easy to handle for people wearing gloves, which means this machine is a good choice for cold-climate users.
Connecting your home to a city sewer system is expensive. Hookup fees can range from $5,000 to more than $20,000, as the city or town tries to recoup some of the costs of running sewer lines to your neighborhood. In some areas, the local government requires homeowners to connect to new sewer lines.
Installation procedures for sewer lines are generally similar for residential and commercial properties, but material and installation standards may vary with municipal codes. Sewer line installations at homes cost an average of $1583 in the U.S., with costs often affected by the presence of a septic tank versus public sewer services. It may cost $2497 to set a line at an apartment facility and $3201 for a business property, where larger diameter lines are typically required. New and Replacement Installations