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Advice please on Fence Quote

taffy1969
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Hi I have received a quote for replacement fencing. I have no idea if the price is good or bad. Please could someone advise who has an idea!!
Length is approx 11m
Removal of ivy (covering the whole fence)
Removal of fencing and posts
7 concrete posts
6 gravel boards
6 new fence panels - vertical wood?
Removal and disposal of all old stuff and rubbish
Price £840
Thank you in advance for your comments
Taffy
Length is approx 11m
Removal of ivy (covering the whole fence)
Removal of fencing and posts
7 concrete posts
6 gravel boards
6 new fence panels - vertical wood?
Removal and disposal of all old stuff and rubbish
Price £840
Thank you in advance for your comments
Taffy
Need to sort my life out! :T
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kit will cost circa £250. Disposal of rubbish circa £50.
Leaves £540 for the labour, vehicle, taxes etc. 2 guys @ half a day each.
Seems reasonable I guess. You could try to knock them down a little, seems as though there is some fat in the quoteAs is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters.0 -
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panchenlama wrote: »kit will cost circa £250. Disposal of rubbish circa £50.
Leaves £300ish for the labour which is probably about right.
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Thanks for your replies, when given the price I nearly fell over!!! When I thought about what we would be getting and the fact that he will be supplying decent stuff (same as he put in his garden) then didn't think it was too bad.
Thanks again
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