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July 17, 2009 at 3:52 PM #433581July 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM #432855
uneven
Participantthanks russell. I tried that just for the reasons you said about demo, but they will not. Won’t even close without a backsplash behind the sinks. Including demo, $4600 is probably at least what it’ll cost me? I just hate to know I’m getting ripped off.
July 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM #433065Participantthanks russell. I tried that just for the reasons you said about demo, but they will not. Won’t even close without a backsplash behind the sinks. Including demo, $4600 is probably at least what it’ll cost me? I just hate to know I’m getting ripped off.
July 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM #433367Participantthanks russell. I tried that just for the reasons you said about demo, but they will not. Won’t even close without a backsplash behind the sinks. Including demo, $4600 is probably at least what it’ll cost me? I just hate to know I’m getting ripped off.
July 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM #433437Participantthanks russell. I tried that just for the reasons you said about demo, but they will not. Won’t even close without a backsplash behind the sinks. Including demo, $4600 is probably at least what it’ll cost me? I just hate to know I’m getting ripped off.
July 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM #433596Participantthanks russell. I tried that just for the reasons you said about demo, but they will not. Won’t even close without a backsplash behind the sinks. Including demo, $4600 is probably at least what it’ll cost me? I just hate to know I’m getting ripped off.
July 17, 2009 at 3:58 PM #432860an
Participant[quote=uneven]It;s about 150 sqft of tile. Ceramic @ $5.25/ft. Standard installation with grout. I thought they wouldn’t charge so much for labor since they were already going to install the standard. I guess I did think they would, just pissed off that they did. So I wonder if it’s be cheaper to do it later.[/quote]
Rough estimate, from my remodel… $5.25 x 150= $800 in materials. Ceramic tile installation should be around $4.50/sq-ft, so, $4.50 x 150 = $675 for labor. Demo should be around $1/sq-ft, so, another $150 for demo. You’re looking at around $1600-2000 max, for a basic tile install job. The more elaborate your design is, the more it’ll cost.July 17, 2009 at 3:58 PM #433070Participant[quote=uneven]It;s about 150 sqft of tile. Ceramic @ $5.25/ft. Standard installation with grout. I thought they wouldn’t charge so much for labor since they were already going to install the standard. I guess I did think they would, just pissed off that they did. So I wonder if it’s be cheaper to do it later.[/quote]
Rough estimate, from my remodel… $5.25 x 150= $800 in materials. Ceramic tile installation should be around $4.50/sq-ft, so, $4.50 x 150 = $675 for labor. Demo should be around $1/sq-ft, so, another $150 for demo. You’re looking at around $1600-2000 max, for a basic tile install job. The more elaborate your design is, the more it’ll cost.July 17, 2009 at 3:58 PM #433372Participant[quote=uneven]It;s about 150 sqft of tile. Ceramic @ $5.25/ft. Standard installation with grout. I thought they wouldn’t charge so much for labor since they were already going to install the standard. I guess I did think they would, just pissed off that they did. So I wonder if it’s be cheaper to do it later.[/quote]
Rough estimate, from my remodel… $5.25 x 150= $800 in materials. Ceramic tile installation should be around $4.50/sq-ft, so, $4.50 x 150 = $675 for labor. Demo should be around $1/sq-ft, so, another $150 for demo. You’re looking at around $1600-2000 max, for a basic tile install job. The more elaborate your design is, the more it’ll cost.July 17, 2009 at 3:58 PM #433442Participant[quote=uneven]It;s about 150 sqft of tile. Ceramic @ $5.25/ft. Standard installation with grout. I thought they wouldn’t charge so much for labor since they were already going to install the standard. I guess I did think they would, just pissed off that they did. So I wonder if it’s be cheaper to do it later.[/quote]
Rough estimate, from my remodel… $5.25 x 150= $800 in materials. Ceramic tile installation should be around $4.50/sq-ft, so, $4.50 x 150 = $675 for labor. Demo should be around $1/sq-ft, so, another $150 for demo. You’re looking at around $1600-2000 max, for a basic tile install job. The more elaborate your design is, the more it’ll cost.July 17, 2009 at 3:58 PM #433599Participant[quote=uneven]It;s about 150 sqft of tile. Ceramic @ $5.25/ft. Standard installation with grout. I thought they wouldn’t charge so much for labor since they were already going to install the standard. I guess I did think they would, just pissed off that they did. So I wonder if it’s be cheaper to do it later.[/quote]
Rough estimate, from my remodel… $5.25 x 150= $800 in materials. Ceramic tile installation should be around $4.50/sq-ft, so, $4.50 x 150 = $675 for labor. Demo should be around $1/sq-ft, so, another $150 for demo. You’re looking at around $1600-2000 max, for a basic tile install job. The more elaborate your design is, the more it’ll cost.July 17, 2009 at 4:03 PM #432865ParticipantWow. Thanks AN. Its great to get real numbers. Does that install price include new green board etc? Any recommendations for tile people?
July 17, 2009 at 4:03 PM #433075ParticipantWow. Thanks AN. Its great to get real numbers. Does that install price include new green board etc? Any recommendations for tile people?
July 17, 2009 at 4:03 PM #433377ParticipantWow. Thanks AN. Its great to get real numbers. Does that install price include new green board etc? Any recommendations for tile people?
July 17, 2009 at 4:03 PM #433447ParticipantWow. Thanks AN. Its great to get real numbers. Does that install price include new green board etc? Any recommendations for tile people?
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