Yes Yes Yes Integrated. Most Plumbers would know the reasons why they position wingbacks at the height and depth that they do such as a preference to use barrel nipples and flanges, to keep connections where they are easily accessible no hidden behind a commercial sink where they are hard to get at, in case some verticalled challenged people take residence in the property and want to lower the sink.

Welcome to our world jrmurdoch where the regulations are as twisted as the people writing and imposing them, where most people think it's just a matter of doing a couple of connections and turning on the water but forget about cross connections, siphoning and other issues that could contaminate a towns water supply. Where you can read on bit of legislation and it will tell you one thing and read another and it is interpreted different.

For example jrmurdoch changing a toilet seat is sanitary plumbing where if must be done by a registered tradesperson and if that person is only licensed then they must be supervised by a Certifying Plumber. You can't blame the tradespeople as we don't make the rules we just abide by them the same as everyone else should.

As far as price goes if you got it done for less that $120.00 an hour you got a good deal.