Need Help On Bidding

Draginboy14

Hello I have a job I'm bidding on. The job consists of framing, drywalling, mudding, carpeting, hanging a drop ceiling, hanging 2 doors, and relocating 3 electrical sockets and hanging 2 track lighting fixtures, and rerouting 2 heating ducts. the room is 17 feet 6 inches by 105 inches and 7 and a half feet tall. how much should i charge for just the labor. I used to work with my uncle and he always handled the bidding and i just worked with him so i am unsure about pricing this job any help is well appreciated.
Thanks,
Jeff

Home Work Pro

probly bout 25grAND

AtlRemodeling

It all depends on the height of the room, you did not give us that dimension.

PA woodbutcher

or what kind of carpet and padding, what kind of tiles in the ceiling, or track lights or how for the ducts need to be rerouted or how much the electrician is going to charge you to move the outlets (cause I know you're going to use an electrician, even my insuance company don't like me playing with electric), what color of paint and how much that costs or how long it's going to take you.

How many feet is 105"?

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SDC

Ask your uncle...

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wyoming 1

I was going to watch cartoons today but this will be way mo beder.

loneframer

2.5 mil. estimated of coarse

Draginboy14

the room is going to be 7 and a half feet tall. i know how much the materials are i just dont know how much to charge for the labor.

Warren

I'd say bout 8 bucks an hour if its cash!

PA woodbutcher

If you don't know, how is anyone else supposed to?

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SLSTech

I don't know - he could still be overcharging them.

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mickeyco

You've come to the right place, you bid will be ready shortly.








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wmallock

read it agian 7 and a half feet

Celtic

Whoa, there partner....you did the last one ~ this one is mine.

Working it up right now...check back shortly.

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greg24k

Since you doing the complete job, charge per CUFT, you have about 1148.44 CUFT what is the going rate in your state? After you get the price per CUFT in your area, convert to price per SQFT and you can use the formula bellow to get the amount you should charge.
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Good luck

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loneframer

Yup just what I was thinking 2.5 mil

Celtic

Mickey...having some trouble:


How many feet is 105"?

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greg24k

Is what I thought Longframer did you use the Gilbert Strang configuration?...

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Buck25

F(x) that! I just go to costestimator.com, plug the #s, then hit PRTSCRN.

greg24k

Celtic, do you need Linear approximation or Second derivatives: minimum vs. maximum?

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