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Ceramic Floor Labor Cost
curious what people are charging to lay durock and 12x12 tile,all material is suppied
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Re: Ceramic Floor Labor CostQuote:
It depends on size square foot. Does the person own a business or just a single guy making some money. Ask for prior work photos or something. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Advertisement |
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Re: Ceramic Floor Labor Cost
im doing it,i have a small remod business in indiana,i do tile work just not alot of it.the job is a 600sq.ft floor and im not sure about details like baseboard etc...
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Re: Ceramic Floor Labor CostQuote:
That’s a lot of space. Durock gets set in thinset as well so you will be doing the hole floor twice. Get a feel for the homeowner I can pretty much get the idea of how much the homeowners can shell out. I’m in NY and justice by the sound of it would be a lot of money. But I also wouldn’t put my name on a tile floor that isn’t supported correctly for tile. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Re: Ceramic Floor Labor CostQuote:
It's irrelevant what anyone else would charge, as everyone's cost structure is different... as one example... if one guy wanted to make $50K/year and you wanted to make $75-$100K/year, that one metric alone would invalidate anyone reply, never mind regional, local and experience differences... Start by really understanding what you need to charge per hour to cover your loaded Overhead and Labor costs... there's no short cuts, unless you want to potentially make less than what you need... |
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Re: Ceramic Floor Labor Cost
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