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Location: Baltimore Maryland
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Location- Material Prices
Lets see what material cost are through out the country.
I'm In Baltimore Maryland. 50 gal. gas A.O. Smith water heater $ 370.00 3/4 L copper $ 2.80 per foot 1/2 L copper $ 2.25 per foot 100 roll of 3/4 K copper $ 345.00 3/4 ball valve $ 7.50 1/2 $ 6.00 |
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The Grand Wazoo
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Re: Location- Material Prices
We rarely buy water heaters.
3/4 L we are getting for 2.55 a foot with a thousand foot ordered, 2.05 a foot for 1/2. I usually buy two thousand feet at a time of 1/2, 3/4, and 1" mixed. We rarely buy K copper, I can't remember the last time we did. I can buy ball valves in bulk, imported 4.75 for 3/4 and 3.50 for 1/2, we use these as throw away valves only. We buy domestic made valves for the valves we intend to use, usually Milwaukee, 13.00 for 3/4 and 10.50 for 1/2.
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Re: Location- Material Prices
we use these as throw away valves only.
???throw away valves??? |
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The Grand Wazoo
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Re: Location- Material Prices
When we do riser shut downs in high rises, we install valves that will not be accessible when the unit is framed and drywalled, so when the framing is up we install isolation valves, turn on the throw away valves, and remove the handles, thus "throwing the valve away".
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Of course I've never seen you Killer but I'm thinking you must be skinny as a post since you spend your life dragging tools, materials, etc. up and down and around high rises. My limited experience in commercial work tells me it's about a thousand steps every time you have to go get something. |
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The Grand Wazoo
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Re: Location- Material PricesQuote:
![]() There is a reason all my estimates are based on $1900.00 per fixture, and yes, an ice maker on the fridge is a fixture.
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Re: Location- Material Prices
Knew it! Had to be.
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