The cost to install an angle stop along with a new supply line typically ranges from $150 to $300 per fixture when hiring a professional plumber. This price includes the cost of the angle stop valve, which usually costs between $15 and $40, and the flexible supply line, which ranges from $5 to $15. The majority of the expense is labor, as plumbers charge for their time and expertise to ensure a proper, code-compliant installation. If the existing plumbing requires modification, such as replacing corroded copper pipes or adapting to different pipe materials like PEX or CPVC, the cost may increase due to additional materials and labor time. Emergency or after-hours service will also incur higher rates. For homeowners with DIY skills, the material cost is significantly lower, often under $50 for both the valve and supply line, but this requires having the necessary tools and confidence in working with plumbing systems. Getting multiple quotes from licensed plumbers can help ensure a fair price for the job.
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