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pricing per unit in residental
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speedystevie
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- Long Island, NY
Re: pricing per unit in residental
We are getting the following on most projects in the Mid-Hudson Valley area of NY
15Amp residential grade Outlet $45
Light opening $75
Recessed Can 6" $95 - $105
Single Pole switch $45
3Way $65 per sw
Cable $125 per opening
Cat5e/Phone/Data $125 per opening
Well again all of these will depend on location.Outlet $35
Light opening $35
Recessed Can 6" $55
Single Pole switch $40
20amp circuit $125
Cable $45
Cat5e/Phone/Data $45
Prewire Security (3door,1motion,1key) $300
We are getting the following on most projects in the Mid-Hudson Valley area of NY
15Amp residential grade Outlet $45
Light opening $75
Recessed Can 6" $95 - $105
Single Pole switch $45
3Way $65 per sw
Cable $125 per opening
Cat5e/Phone/Data $125 per opening
speedystevie
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- Long Island, NY
Re: pricing per unit in residental
Standard bath fan Light combos we charge about $100 for.
The whole house fan really depends on the choice and cost of the product and where its being installed.
200Amp over head starts at $2200
An underground service has to many variables to even name a price, but it would surely exceed $2200.
100Amp overhead starts at $1300.
Again this is what works for us and it all depends on your location and housing market.
Standard bath fan Light combos we charge about $100 for.
The whole house fan really depends on the choice and cost of the product and where its being installed.
200Amp over head starts at $2200
An underground service has to many variables to even name a price, but it would surely exceed $2200.
100Amp overhead starts at $1300.
Again this is what works for us and it all depends on your location and housing market.
Re: pricing per unit in residental
RS Means has a flat rate price book with percentages to adjust to your secific area, not to bad for the price, but just remember these rates are for new construction, remodel work will be priced differant and priced higher.
[ December 17, 2005, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: Jhr ]
RS Means has a flat rate price book with percentages to adjust to your secific area, not to bad for the price, but just remember these rates are for new construction, remodel work will be priced differant and priced higher.
[ December 17, 2005, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: Jhr ]
RampyElectric
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- Liberty SC
Re: pricing per unit in residental
I recently purchased a 15A GFCI receptacle at a local supply house for around $17, it was a local brand name. When I checked later at Lowes,
a Cooper GFI was around $13. Is it only better to use a supply house when buying in bulk?
I recently purchased a 15A GFCI receptacle at a local supply house for around $17, it was a local brand name. When I checked later at Lowes,
a Cooper GFI was around $13. Is it only better to use a supply house when buying in bulk?
speedypetey
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- Hudson Valley, NY
Re: pricing per unit in residental
$17 for a GFI??? That's nuts!
Was it a real supply house? Did they know you were a contractor?
$17 for a GFI??? That's nuts!
Was it a real supply house? Did they know you were a contractor?
speedypetey
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- Hudson Valley, NY
Re: pricing per unit in residental
Also goes to show you. Lowes, $13. I pay $11 and change for the same Cooper GFI at my supply house.
Also goes to show you. Lowes, $13. I pay $11 and change for the same Cooper GFI at my supply house.
RampyElectric
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- Liberty SC
Re: pricing per unit in residental
Hey thanks Petey. Knowledge is power
Hey thanks Petey. Knowledge is power
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