I also figured if I screwed it up it would still cost me $600-800 to fix it, so why not try it? Plus it was all exposed, nothing was going to be hidden in the wall so I figured I would give it a shot.
Now I don't know much about plumbing, but re-routing some pipes didn't seem that hard. The plumber quoted me $600-800 to do this. After consulting with a plumber about my options we decided the best bet would be to loop the pipe back towards the wall, and run in along the wall under a soffit disguised as a baseboard. Now I am stuck trying to figure out how to hide the pipes but still get steam to my radiator.īecause the pipe that comes up out of the basement and into the kitchen is original cast iron it is not possible to unscrew it and hide the piping in the wall without a pretty good chance of cracking the pipes. One of the problems with this remodel is that I have removed cabinets that were covering up exposed steam pipes which attach to the radiator.
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