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re: Residential Construction $ per SF?
Posted on 2/23/15 at 8:10 am to jbgleason
Posted on 2/23/15 at 8:10 am to jbgleason
I am a contractor and my advice is to not worry about $/sf.
Get your scope defined of exactly what you want to do and take bids.
By the information you have given, I could answer 100/ft or 300/ft and could be correct either way. Renovations are always more expensive because of the unknowns. You don't want a contractor to give you a low bid/ft and then change order your arse the entire way.
Get your scope defined of exactly what you want to do and take bids.
By the information you have given, I could answer 100/ft or 300/ft and could be correct either way. Renovations are always more expensive because of the unknowns. You don't want a contractor to give you a low bid/ft and then change order your arse the entire way.
Posted on 2/23/15 at 10:47 am to TheEnglishman
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Posted by TheEnglishman I am a contractor and my advice is to not worry about $/sf. Get your scope defined of exactly what you want to do and take bids. By the information you have given, I could answer 100/ft or 300/ft and could be correct either way. Renovations are always more expensive because of the unknowns. You don't want a contractor to give you a low bid/ft and then change order your arse the entire way.
I bid new construction last year and thought the prices were reasonable if a lot higher than I hoped for.
Have costs changed much since this time last year?
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