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Old 09-14-2012, 08:05 PM
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Concrete slab quote

What would you charge for a 35 x 50 slab with 5 inches 4000 psi concrete, rebar, plastic and 4 inches stone. No footers. No grading, just level the rock, rebar, plastic and cut.

The Concrete here is about 120.00yard. the stone is 21.00 a ton.curious what I should expect to pay. The first quoate was quite offensive.
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Old 09-14-2012, 09:15 PM
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Just guessing, I would think that a contractor could make a fair profit if it was in the neighborhood of $6,500-$7K. That would be around a $2K+ profit minus labor, and a good small crew could knock that out in less than a day. Concrete prices are all over the place in my experiences working around many different crews. I would get estimates from several different competent contractors. I'm sure at least one will be over $10K.
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Anywhere from 4.00 and up per sqsf.
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i wouldn't do it for less than 6/foot with bar, stone, plastic etc. so 10,500. cash.
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i wouldn't do it for less than 6/foot with bar, stone, plastic etc. so 10,500. cash.
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I probably wouldn't get it though. There's too many chumps around here willing to work for wages.
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Old 09-15-2012, 04:22 PM
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Here the materials will be about 4500.00 .
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If it were my job, or my house for that matter, I would prepare the slab with help from a couple laborers, order concrete and have a crew come in and pour it. I have a crew here that will pour for a buck a foot (sometimes less) and hand tool the joints. If the project called for sawcut joints I'd do them myself, since I have a saw.
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I probably wouldn't get it though. There's too many chumps around here willing to work for wages.
Yup. People are crazy especially when it comes to concrete. I have literally laughed in a customers face after hearing the other prices they received.
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Old 09-15-2012, 04:45 PM
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The construction industry is so bad around that prices I can charge are equal to what was being paid in the year 2000. So I was really shocked that the first bid the guy had 6000.00 dollars profit in a less than 2 day job? I know the cost of living is higher up North than here so I do take that into account with every ones posts.
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with concrete, there is no do overs. That responsibility is expensive. Also skilled concrete finishers want to work for 300 or 500 per day
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