electricians???????????????

[buck50]

just wondering how you guys quote a job. is it by the hour or by the square footage of a house? just trying to figure out what my place should cost to have it wired! it's 3200 square feet with a 25 ft cathedral ceiling, no basement or crawl space. plus a 2000 square foot attached garage. any ideas are greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jbb]

i was wondering where i can get a reliable electrician? called 3 now to wire my hot tub! better call #4!

 

[sledn]

$14000 + fixtures.

 

[Summiteer]

$14000 + fixtures.

that's a lot to hook up a hottub!!!:d:d

 

[papafinger]

just wondering how you guys quote a job. is it by the hour or by the square footage of a house? just trying to figure out what my place should cost to have it wired! it's 3200 square feet with a 25 ft cathedral ceiling, no basement or crawl space. plus a 2000 square foot attached garage. any ideas are greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!

50 my old man is an electrical contractor and as far as I know he bids each job by breaking it completely down. So much for each fixture install and all wire necessary. Depends on whether or not u are following standard code regulations provided by your state/province or are completely customizing your design to suit your needs.

certainly the size will play a roll and the vaulted ceilings will create a time issue but nothing to unusual. Sounds pretty straight forward and a simple wire.

One note he normally bids for the wire, boxes, receptacles/switches, and all covers. Fixtures are all seperate and up to the individual owner to pick out. He either helps quide them through the process or sets them up with a lighting designer to provide them with all the proper insights and materials....

Just my 2cents.

 

[sledn]

$14000 + fixtures.

PM'd ya more info.

 

[rmking10]

Buck50, I'm a journeyman electrician and when I do jobs like that I usually charge $40 per outlet/switch and that covers the the time and material. With vaulted ceilings sometimes it might cost more. But that is usually a good starting price.

 

[IMSICK]

hammer bucky hard..... he's loaded. (he'll pay you in onion rings)

ha.... you had it coming!!!

 

[9hundo]

Fiddy, I just did a 6000 sq ft house for a friend and his bids for code wiring were $25K and $30K plus. They broke it all down pretty well in the bid. I did the whole thing, full custom, for $5K cash (labor only of course)...he got the better end of that deal.

i was wondering where i can get a reliable electrician? called 3 now to wire my hot tub! better call #4!

It's really easy...if you can wait til March, I'll do it for ya:d

 

[Summiteer]

Fiddy, I just did a 6000 sq ft house for a friend and his bids for code wiring were $25K and $30K plus. They broke it all down pretty well in the bid. I did the whole thing, full custom, for $5K cash (labor only of course)...he got the better end of that deal.



It's really easy...if you can wait til March, I'll do it for ya:d

Are you an illegal immigrant?:d:d

 

[9hundo]

Are you an illegal immigrant?:d:d

No, I think they would even be smart enough to charge more than that.