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Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
What is a reasonable range to pay for new hard ductwork to replace a run of flexible leakers in the attic...?
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Trade: carpenter/mechanical contractor
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Location: new jersey
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
what size duct is being used?
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
one more thing i forgot to mention it must be wrapped with a minimum of r6 but preferably r8 so this should be factored to ur total cost. hope this helps.
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New DuctworkQuote:
No offense intended, but I would be inclined to think that since labor and material costs vary greatly by geographical region and you don’t have a location listed in your profile, unless someone here knows where you are, any pricing you get will most likely be very inaccurate and of little use to you. |
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
I'm in the Washington, DC Metro Area. This is the second system in a 2-zone system that is supplying AC and heat to the upstairs floor which is 1200 sq ft. I will check on the duct work size, but currently this system has flexible duct lines - 1 leg feeding one side of the house, the other leg feeding the other side of the house that goes into a distribution box to separate out to two rooms.
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New DuctworkQuote:
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
Not to sound crass...but is that a joke? I know when guys post up numbers like that before that it is usually to make fun of the person asking the question.
I am just looking for a guesstimate here guys. Skip the linear foot price and if give me a range for a 3 bedroom upstairs, 2 bath, around 1200 sq/ft upper floor. |
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New DuctworkQuote:
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
Depends on access. And how it has to be run.
No one set price. |
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New DuctworkQuote:
ha-ha, who's joking who here? Now you're looking for a quote for the job? Try RS Means-they have average numbers and multipliers for various states.
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New DuctworkQuote:
Like I said, I have seen previously where a person will post up a number and they are pulling a guys leg. Thanks for the info. |
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
1200 sf, assume 0.5 lb/sf at $10.75 per lb for the duct = $6,450. Figure around 600 sf of ductwrap at $4/sf, that's another $2,400. Add for working in an attic, and my bid comes in at around $11,000.
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
11K for ductwork or the entire system....?
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New DuctworkQuote:
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Re: Price Per Linear Ft For New Ductwork
Bob is close it would be 12-15K for the entire system. 3-5 days on the install. If nothing is extremely complicated.
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