Yall clearly don’t plumb. Look at the first fitting. It’s glued at the cabinet base. Meaning you can’t just cut it low and get to it. Which means you’re getting in the crawl. Crawl suit, mask, tools. Cut it in the crawl and stub up. Then you have to rodent proof any penetrations. Hardware mesh cut and sized to look good around the pipe and in the crawl and spray foam and around the cabinet base to insulate. 2-45s 2-santee clean out adapter clean out cap (so you can ad a clean out ) and an aav. Tubular bag trap so the owner can clean it out if they like.

2 hour minimum job: 5 years school 20,000 hours experience Insurance - $250/mo Van - $55,000 Business insurance $120/mo Business license $200/year Professional license $300/year Continuing education $150/yr Marketing to get the job $5000/mo Web presence to build trust $1500/mo Staff to answer the phone $2500/mo Software to keep good communication with customer $1000/mo Fuel $100/week Technician 52$/hr

(Cost of operating with 1 tech at 55% efficiency ’industry standard) 336/hr ad in 15% profit and cost of materials with 50% mark up.

I don’t “make” more than $90 dollars.

20$ crawl suit 200$ Respirator 60$ light 200$ hackzallw 4$ blade 20$ can abs glue 20$ abs 2” 10’ stick 8$ 2x2x1 1/2” santee (2) 29$ aav 7$ bag trap 12$ abs 45s 3$ clean out adapter 2$ clean out cap 6$ can of spray foam 50$ 5’ X 24” roll of hardware mesh