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cost per sq. ft. to hang and finish

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What is a general estimate per sq. ft. to hang and finish in commercial construction just for labor? I know it varies from state to state but I am from Houston, TX. All responses greatly appreciated.
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OMG, somebody please make it stop:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
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Seeing this on your Homepage kind ,of makes me wonder.


Manbro is a money saving resource for contractors in need of dependable, skilled trades-people and temporary laborers. We also maintain an estimating department that is capable of submitting estimates by bid or piece work for Division 6 & 9 subcontracts


WTF??????????
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Thanks for messing up my post old fart. Seriously, you should of not said anything at all. I'm just trying to get some info just like everyone else here.
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fi g's :thumbsup:
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bayboy99 said:
Thanks for messing up my post old fart. Seriously, you should of not said anything at all. I'm just trying to get some info just like everyone else here.
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Wait a second...if everyone here is trying to "get some info" - does that mean we are all idiots because no one knows anything :blink:
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bayboy99 said:
Thanks for messing up my post old fart. Seriously, you should of not said anything at all. I'm just trying to get some info just like everyone else here.
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Your very welcome,

But,
If you advertise an in house estimator,then come here to get pricing,I figure your doing some false advertising,and it makes me question your other listings.:eek:

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Seeing that you also like to make money off other peoples labors,we should oblidge you with our free advice.:no:

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If you read any of the" how much" threads,you would know what you would be up against.:thumbup:

If,
You introduce yourself,and try and be a little friendly,maybe you will be treated better.:notworthy
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Thank you for explaining yourself sir. No false advertising here. We just don't have our estimating jot down like it should be. I am not the estimator, my brother is, and having a meeting with a general contractor in the next couple days, where the project manager asked for our unit prices, I jumped on finding out for myself. thanks...
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^^^^ Clueless ^^^^
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^^^^ Capt. Obvious ^^^^


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Who's turn is it to make the popcorn?
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ChrWright
A newcomer asking "what's the going rate" or "what would you charge for..." is a bit of a cliche around here, thus the responses. You'll find some great info if you search the forums, and a good place to start is here:

http://www.contractortalk.com/f16/pricing-estimating-success-27899/
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