plumbing redux

We have been trying to get a mop sink, replacement toilet, and replacement sink for 4 weeks. On monday, they finally got installed. This pleases us greatly, but the whole effort cost us nearly $5000. We purchased

• $1500 worth of architectural drawings from Charles Fill, required for a
• $300 chicago buildings permit to allow
• $2200 worth of labor from Bill’s Plumbing, who after much foot-dragging installed
• ~$800 of parts, including the sinks themselves and various concomitant paraphernalia,

resulting in

	a slightly misplaced mop sink,
	a bathroom sink whose drain leaks ever so slightly,
	and a toilet I still don’t entirely trust, though I can’t say why.
	Oh, and a big hole in the wall.

But I shouldn’t complain. We have our fixtures. Take that, health inspector.