What do you think a reasonable price would be to install a 1800 wide aluminium window into wall, build a simple support for a bench top and line a wall approx 3x2m Not including materials
jmma,
Oct 9, 8:17pm
First off, what is where the window is going eg = Old window, just a blank wall? Line a wall, what material is lining, ext or int? More info needed :o)
stevo2,
Oct 9, 8:26pm
$3047+gst
alleycatz,
Oct 9, 8:45pm
does that include travelling time/miles?
cagivachick1,
Oct 9, 9:02pm
never give a tradie the chance to add more $$$
triedntrue,
Oct 9, 9:39pm
I do realise that there are many variables- but would you think its under 5g? over 5g? over 10g? Window going in exterior wall- no current window Lining interior wall, either ply or acrylic sheet
Im having a really hard time finding builders that can do the work in the time needed - so far I've had one quote and its hard to judge that price when you don't have anything to base it off. Hence, asking opinions
supernova2,
Oct 9, 9:58pm
Is this a wall of a house, commercial building, garage, garden shed? Will the work require a code of compliance cert? Is the wall only 2mtrs high 'cause most are 2.4? You need to provide a lot more info before anyone can give you a proper idea. From what little info you have provided I reckon the work could be done in 3 hours but it would look like crap and probably leak like a seive. If you want a proper job then you could kiss goodbye to perhaps 3 days so 24 hours or even more.
triedntrue,
Oct 9, 11:22pm
Commercial building - The wall is only 2 meters as its just an internal partition wall- doesn't go to ceiling
docsportello,
Oct 10, 7:55am
When you don't know what it's worth, it's free. Just say, "its just a small job, wont take much." And then never pay.
johotech,
Oct 10, 8:04am
So it's taken you nearly 4hrs on here before you provide this very relevant information?
No wonder you're having trouble getting prices from tradesmen.
andrew1954,
Oct 10, 6:22pm
A hint when you get around to having a tradie quoting on the job. let him or her decide how big the job is, how long it will take and how “easy†it should be to do ! Also be prepared to pay a higher charge out / labour rate for a labour only job.
stevo2,
Mar 10, 5:47am
yes but only if you live in my street
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