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Builditbetter
Trade: Carpenter, General Contractor
Join Date: May 2008
Location: New Philadelphia, Ohio
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Prevailing Wage & Drywall
Would like to pick your brains on sq ft cost for drywall labor on prevailing wage jobs in Ohio.
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Brocktologist llc.
Trade: drywall
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 392
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
I guess it depends on the job difficulty and how many sheets per hour to hang on average? Do the math.
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Pro
Trade: Drywall Finisher
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 286
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
2.00/ft.
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Brocktologist llc.
Trade: drywall
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 392
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
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Pro
Trade: drywall contractor
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Iowa
Posts: 837
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
I'll under cut those guys (1.80) so I can get the job and charge you a bunch of extras and get it up to 2.27 per foot.
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Pro
Trade: Consultant
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Holly Springs, GA
Posts: 1,221
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
Since prevailing wage is based on hourly rates rather than piece-rates, your question is a bit confusing.
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Pro
Trade: General, roofing and insulation contractor
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 421
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
ditto.....
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Commercial Estimator
Trade: Drywall, Insulation, Framing, Paint, Roofing, ACT, Mechanical Piping
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Batavia IL
Posts: 23
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Re: Prevailing Wage & DrywallQuote:
Should be pretty easy to back into. If you don't know it, seach for your counties prevailing wage report online. You can probably find it by googling the name of your county plus "prevailing wage". You will need to do this for both your hanger and tapers. Add your prevailing wage plus benefits burden to get the hourly rate. Multiply it by the number of hours in your workday, then divide that number by the sheets per day you budget the job at. Then just divide that by the number of SF per sheet. Add both you taper and hanger rates together. Add in your material cost, plus freight, scrapping, etc, and add your profit and margin. There's your base price which you can then futz with as you feel you need to based on job conditions. Quote:
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Pro
Trade: Drywall Finishing
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Northen NJ..
Posts: 261
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
As being a Union finisher, I wish i could do 36 boards per day.
![]() Its like 4 to 1. 4 carpenter/sheeetrock to 1 finisher. So about 80 to 100 boards to tape n finish per day. Depends on the job. |
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Registered User
Trade: Drywall
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Edmonton
Posts: 9
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Re: Prevailing Wage & DrywallQuote:
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Commercial Estimator
Trade: Drywall, Insulation, Framing, Paint, Roofing, ACT, Mechanical Piping
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Batavia IL
Posts: 23
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Pro
Trade: Drywall Finishing
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Northen NJ..
Posts: 261
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
Here in Jersey the carpenters get on a union scale about $5.00 more a hour.
They feel that we shouldnt even get the money we get. I feel we should make the same. Because if it wasnt for us. They would be stuck. Come on who would fix it all and finish putting in all the screws.
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Pro
Trade: Decorator and Taper
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 114
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Re: Prevailing Wage & DrywallQuote:
You can spend hours on some jobs doing just that. Screws are my biggest gripe. It wasn't so bad (bad enough though) when you could take a hammer to the nails (before screws came along) but screws are another story |
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Pro
Trade: Drywall Finisher
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 286
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
Even worse are the miss tips that hang out and seem to pop out even on 3rd coat!
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Member
Trade: spackler--for life it seems like I can never get away from it as there is always work somewhere!!
Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 78
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Re: Prevailing Wage & Drywall
where can I find a job that pays tapers $448.00 per day and how much of that do I get to keep..before uncle sham takes the illegal taxes out..
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