Bricks, Masonry, Asphalt and Concrete - Need advice on new slab
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dkling
08-16-04, 06:27 PM
I'm having a 24' x 30' garage put in my backyard. I'm been quoted $4500 for just the concrete slab. Is that reasonable or should I resort to other means on getting the slab? I'm thinking the slab is very important in being made right because it supports the garage and I don't want to attempt to do it myself. Any ways to save money on it or should I shop around for a better deal?
thanks,
Dale
thanks,
Dale
chfite
08-17-04, 11:13 AM
As with any project costing a substantial amount of money, you would benefit from 3 quotes.
R_Edgar
09-23-04, 01:05 PM
what time of year did you get the quote? And where are you located in the US?
I'm getting quotes of upwards of $10/sf for a similar project (6500-7500 for a 24x28) and that's before I tell them about the extra deep footings that I'll want.
I'm wondering if there is a rush before the snow in the upper midwest and that is pushing up prices.
Thanks for sharing your details.
I'm getting quotes of upwards of $10/sf for a similar project (6500-7500 for a 24x28) and that's before I tell them about the extra deep footings that I'll want.
I'm wondering if there is a rush before the snow in the upper midwest and that is pushing up prices.
Thanks for sharing your details.