Pricing

By the square foot

Flat concrete starting from $7/sf (typically add $1/sf for demo & haul off of existing if is replacement)

New Construction/Addition Framing $4/sf under roof with roof trusses, $5-6/sf under roof for “stick built”

Drywall hung & finished starting material & labor from $4.50/sf of finished space assuming 8′ ceilings & simple, goes up for taller ceilings, vaulted ceilings, wrapping window openings, etc.

6″ Gutters & downspouts starting at $8/lf

Basic 30 year roofing shingles removed and replaced, material & labor, at $300/square (10×10 area)

By the job

Plumbing $750 per new fixture new construction or $1,000 per new/moved fixture remodel (80% rough, 20% trim)

Backsplash tile labor starting from $450 for small/simple, median $900, large/complicated $1,350 (material provided by customer or billed at cost)

Shower (curb, blocking, rubber liner & poured pan) pan built & poured labor $600

Typical tile surround over 30″ x 60″ tub to 8′ high starting $900 labor (material provided by customer or billed at cost)

Exterior double door installed $600 labor, single door $400 labor

Replacement windows installed $500 labor/window (remove trim both side, removed existing window, install new window, replace trim on both sides)

Install sliding glass door kit for tub/shower labor starting at $400 for basic, $600 median, $800 complicated install

Structural engineer visit to your home in Cobb, Cherokee or North Fulton Counties $250, cost per letter for sizing of LVL beam to remove existing wall load $100/beam, structural footing/wall drawings starting from $600 for small/basic

By the Hour

Drywall, painting, blinds, mirrors, hardware, etc @ $60/hour

Demo, framing, trim, cabinets, door/window, etc @ $80/hour

Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical @ $120/hour

Special Notes on “Pricing” in General:

Note #1: We try to bid by square foot, linear foot, per opening or by the job/task whenever possible, but is hard to do that on smaller jobs with lots of small tasks. Also, if we can’t see the existing condition behind drywall without demo first or if there are a lot of decisions left hanging, we will often give a ballpark range per task, but final billing will be based on hourly labor & material at cost.

Note #2: To clarify even more, when we bid a by the task/job project, we are in fact using the same hourly labor and material at cost methodology, we are simply adding 10-20% to cover “what if”, but should be discover a surprise situation, challenge, get a change order or have to redo it because you as a client don’t like your original selection, then there will be a change order covering the added hours of labor and material at cost, so having us bid by the job or project is not a way to avoid such surprise costs, change orders or cost of added work, it’s just an “alternative starting point” in the estimate/bid 😉