How much would you price this up at?

[rossyl]

Bit difficult to say without being there, I know. But looking for a "rough" figure - i.e. above what would you say is ridiculous.

Keep in mind I am in London though!

But a rough price? I was thinking £5k? I supply top coat paint and other stuff, as mentioned.

1.
Front door
• Hang door (I supply)(reclaimed pine) - sand/plane to fit.
• Paint door.
• Fit door furniture (I supply)(including both Yale and Chubb lock)

2.
Hallway
• Fit radiator cover (I supply) and paint.
• Paint skirting boards (3 flights of stairs) Fill any cracks/bumps/imperfections and sand.
• Paint hallway walls (approx 60sqm) . Fill any cracks/bumps/imperfections and sand.
• Paint hallway ceiling (approx 7sqm). Fill any cracks/bumps/imperfections and sand.
• Paint storage door
• Rub down banister where necessary (three full flights) (paint marks/worn varnish) VAarnish bannister (varnish supplied by Contractor).

3.
Bathroom
• Fit 4x spotlights (I supply) (access to ceiling)
• Supply and fit mirror (approx 250 x 120)
• Fit new towel radiator (I supply) (adapting pipework needed)
• Fit window (double glazed) (I supply)
• Paint and fix cill,as necessary (already in good condition)
• Hang door (I supply)(reclaimed pine requires sanding, filing, and waxing)
• Fit door furniture (I supply)

4.
Kitchen
• Fit approx 4 wall cabinets (I supply) ( one is to be fitted over consumer unit)
• Move one floor cabinet across
• Fit new sink (I supply)
- Fit waste (I supply)
• Boxing in for boiler (Client will supply frame and a “white cover panel” this is not a door. Contractor will need to cut panel and fit hinges ( please let client know if he needs to buy door hinges)
• Fit and plumb integrated dishwasher (I supply)
• Fit and plumb integrated washing machine (I supply)
• Fit doors (I supply) for integrated appliances
• Fit radiator and thermostat (Myson kickspace)-
• Rub down velux window frame and varnish
• Hang door (I supply)(reclaimed pine requires sanding, filing, and waxing)
• Fit door furniture (I supply)

5.
Master bedroom
• Rub down x3 velux window frames and varnish
• Hang door (I supply)(reclaimed pine requires sanding, filing, and waxing)

• Fit door furniture (I supply)
• Draft proof small cubby hole door x 2 . (you supply draft proof and catch)

6.
Second bedroom
• Hang door (I supply)(reclaimed pine requires sanding, filing, and waxing)

• Fit door furniture (I supply)


Windows FOUR 80cm x 160cm Sash Timber windows

Contractor Supplies all materials for Windows:
• Remove lead over cill and repair any damage to cill. (already in good condition)
• Remove old external wood over box frame (will require remove and refit of gutter)
• Repair any damage to frame
• Repair any flashing
• Repair sash windows (new treated wood,epoxy,putty) (requires a LOT of work)
• Replace sash cords
• Ensure weighting is correct
• Draught proof with brushes all round
• New glazing compound/caulk
• Lubricate, fit and align locks and stops
• Paint in specialist paint for windows, in white

7.
Lounge
• Fit coving (I supply)(paper covered polystyrene).

Thanks guys.

R

 

[big-all]

haven't got a clue

wouldn't hang a wet dipped door for at least 6 weeks to allow it to dry out and see if its structurally ok as wet dipping can knacker the glue

not sure if you are doing the work or getting someone else to do it??

 

[rossyl]

I'm getting someone in to do the work, so was wondering how much people would estimate the cost at.

 

[Nige F]

too many trades involve to price BUT if you want plastering done it`s £150 a day -That means from morning till after 2 pm plus multi finish @ C.£5 a bag - simples .

 

[^woody^]

£2k cash

 

[alittlerespect]

Humm!

Budget for £10k and you may be lucky and come out with some change!

Regards