what would you guys charge for this

[wireguru]

southern california, complete demo and rewire of outdoor patio and pool equipment, reusing existing GRC in the ground. Conduits corroded and have poor bends making pulling a nightmare. Boxes have screws broken off in them so extension rings must be installed to give receptacles a place to attach to. Material cost is around $800.
-install new subpanel with main breaker, 2 pole breaker for pool pump, 4 single pole for lighting and receptacles. Feed to main is 40' through existing 3/4" emt, needs new LB and 4' of 3/4 emt to connect to new panel
-connect existing 1/2" and 3/4" GRC into new subpanel.
-install GFI recep in new bell box w/ bubble cvr directly below panel
-pull ~150' x 6 #12 through 3/4 makes 2 stops before reaching pool equipment
-pull ~100' x 4 #12 through 1/2" through 5 receptacle boxes
-install 3 GFI recep with ext ring on box and bubble cover
-install new time for pool pump, and new sealtite from timer to pump. pump must be removed for access to the junction box on the pump and then replaced.

All of the conduits and boxes are corroded to some degree, the holes in the boxes must be chased with a tap to be able to get a screw in. Difficult working conditions, all overgrown with trees and other plans, most of which have thorns on them.

The guy who did this project has 21 hours into it.

Id like to hear what you guys would have charged.

 

[mdshunk]

$5830.

I'd also bring a hedge trimmer on day 1 so I didn't have to work touching that shrubbery. Talk about death by 1,000 cuts. Shrubs will grow back.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I'll do it for $5729.00

 

[LawnGuyLandSparky]

Aaaaaaand the actual retail price for this package IS...

 

[480sparky]

Aaaaaaand the actual retail price for this package IS...

Sorry, but IMHO, Drew does not belong on the show. It's Bob Barker forever, just like Johnny Carson will be the only one for the Tonight Show, and Walter Cronkite for the CBS Evening News.

"Drew, you're OUTTA THERE!"​

 

[satcom]

This is one of those jobs you can either do it right, or not at all.

We had a commercial building in the area with a pool, the building manager shopped around for prices, they ranged from $500 to $10,000 for the same job, he called us and whante to know why the big difference in prices.

The reason was the $500 guy din't know what needed to be done to make the job safe, and the 10K guy may of been on the low side, because, there way a lot of demo of existing cement work before the rewiring work could start.