Have a bathroom tub that needs help - considering doing it myself but hav decided the oval stained glass window will be too much to master for a first timer
if you had good luck with a tile contractor let me know
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Have a bathroom tub that needs help - considering doing it myself but hav decided the oval stained glass window will be too much to master for a first timer
if you had good luck with a tile contractor let me know
Call NTT 817-999-1583 ask for Paunch:tu: if he is to busy let me know and I will give you #2
Mark, you're always giving crap to someone... :evilQuote:
Originally Posted by Ohmsby
Dana
Price's Custom Tile (Wylie). They have done numerous work in my rent houses and a lot of work in the home that I live in. I would trust them with any job, big or small, to be done right. 972-442-3960.
I called twice - first time was busy second time no answer and no message on the vmQuote:
Originally Posted by Ohmsby
Didnt leave a message
Any other recommendations ? I wanted a quote for comparison
Most contractors charge about $3.75 per square foot, a buck or so more for inlays or special cuts/designs.
shower is 12 feet wide by 70 inched high which = about 65 sq ft = $235 dollarsQuote:
Originally Posted by mikelemoine
Wow thats less than a 3rd the quote I recieved
I know the tile and mortar would cost ME $200 at lowes - add ceement board and blue board and it still doesnt equal 700 ... Time for another quote
Sorry I wasn't more clear Doug, the $3.75 is just for labor! With materials and possibly a trip charge added in (since you're doing a smaller area) that isn't too outrageous if they include supplies. If you can find a handyman or tile guy that does side work, they can probably do it a lot cheaper since they have no overhead. In your part of Texico there should be an abundance of tile guys looking for work. I used to ask the guys who come to the office to repair stuff about doing side work for me, got some great deals on drywall, tile, etc. Might check with your office manager to see who they use or if they have anyone coming in to do maintenance so you can hit them up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Silver_2000
It sounds like your contractor was quoting you a fair list price, you might just see if you can negotiate them down a little (10% or so is reasonable). Don't squeeze too hard as you don't want your contractor giving you cheap work.