Concrete Finishing

janice616

what is the going labor rate to finish a concrete floor

Tscarborough

If you having the work done, $50.00 SqFt. If you are doing the work, $2.00 SqFt.

TNGHomes

My concrete guy here in NH charges me to pour and finish $.60 a square foot. Thats without the cost of crete, up here crete is going around 95$yrd

TNGHomes

acutually its what Tscarbough said

6stringmason

Our area is a little better... about $45 a sq.

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stacker

in my part of oklahoma i pay about 5.00 a sq ft. material and labor.
i recently contracted to replace a lady's drive.it consisits of 518 sq ft.the old had to be tore out and hauled away and a new drive poured.i am paying the concrete man 8.20 a sq ft for this job.

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POOLMANinCT

whatever the contractor who saw the site, says it costs

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joasis

Your trade is concrete, so why such a question?

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thom

I just paid the bill from my concrete contractor. Two driveways and lead sidewalks. 4" thick $3.20 per square foot, formed, placed, finished, labor and materials.

6" thick drive approach (between curb and sidewalk including sidewalk at driveway, $3.95 per square foot.

Tractor time (grading with a bobcat) $35 per hour.

Now before you start complaining about how us GC's screw our subs, I don't ask for or receive bids from this sub, I just call him and have him do the job and bill me. He prices my jobs the way he prices jobs he does for other contractors.

kmanst37

anyone around troy ohio that does concrete work if so i was wondering what labor rates are going for in different concrete finishing like flat work and footers and sidewalks ect just labor only prices if anyone knows

tkle

I charge fifty cent a square for a 1 sack mix. If I have to buy 2 sacks the price goes way up.

tom1967

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cdkyle

I have to agree with Joasis. If you are in the concrete business, ya ought to know. With that said, it is a loaded question as there are so many variations to a pour;

* What is the size of the pour?
* Finish desired?
* Can you get the truck to it?
* Will we have to drag it?
* What about the number of plumbing pipes to work around?
* On Vapor barrier?
* Boom truck or line pump?
* Do we have access to edges, etc.?
* What type of concrete is it?
* What is the ready mix supplier's quality control?
* Will the trucks keep coming as scheduled?

Need I go further in depth with the questions? I can.