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Old 02-20-2008, 06:01 PM   #1
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Baseboard rate?

Got a job that customer is having a new hardwood floor installed. The stained colonial style base will be removed before flooring is installed. I will be going back in and making the stain look go away (painting all trim white) and just curious if anyone has a rate they use for running baseboard? I will likely prime and sand (on saw horses) before installation, then install, fill holes, caulk, apply finish coat. Looking at around 140 LF. I will also be painting all doors, frames/jambs, and windows as well.

WHEW! It's a lot of work for this ol' guy - since I haven't been terribly busy since the holidays! Oh well, I know it's coming though...warm weather and painting that is! Thanks for replies...

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Old 02-21-2008, 03:17 AM   #2
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As long as you have primer, caulk and paint that cures relatively quickly in regards to recoating it sounds like two days work for me....just an average painter. So I would charge two days worth plus materials and markup. You can divide that if you want a per foot amount.

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Old 02-21-2008, 05:19 PM   #3
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Our price for baseboards is $4.50 per linear foot plus the cost of the pre-primed MDF baseboards plus an 10% extra charge for the loss of materials due to cutting. This includes, purchase, delivery, one coat semi-gloss uninstalled, install, patch/caulk and a final topcoat after installation. Hope this helps.

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