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Originally Posted by harris drywall
Yes i just looked at your inquiry,im in maine and i figured for 10x12 room ceiling included=13 10 fters
14x16 room=17-12s
thats 30 boards,i charge $35 a board to hang tape and finish,thats $1050 to hang tape and finish plus materials
figure 30 sheets @$10.00 per board his cost thats $300
plus 3 buckets of promix @ $13.00 per 5 gallon =$40.00
1 bag of durabond 90=$10.00 for prefills
2 bags of e-z sand 90 for fast dryin =$20.00
2 rolls of mesh tape=$6.00
1 large roll of paper tape -250 ft roll=$5.00
i -10lb box of of 1-1/4 drywall screws=$10.00
material is usually .25 cents a square ft
labor works out to $1.10 a sq ft
so it looks like $1440 and round off to $1500.00 for total cost
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Good luck getting those 1 1/4s to the wood......
Those prices would be decent if you were doing 200+ sheets in new construction. I would definitely mark up for getting stuff around carefully. Stocking rock could be bad have to see the place. Paintings gunna be like 500 bucks almost if you do it yourself. Hanging sheets on lids that are existing sucks pretty bad if you try to get it tight imo. Your gunna have to mark out joice or trusses, then cut everything to be tightfit without that gap for error. Takes longer then new stuff. How can you charge a board rate without knowing what texture your puttting on? orange peel or plaster again or a knockdown swirl.... I would say your closer to the arena of 2400 - 2800 without a general. This size job would be a waste to have one really. Thats in my area though.
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