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Estimated cost for installing hardwood floor/carpet on flooded house
Hello BP,
This is probably irreverent now but I just want to hear your opinion. My family had a rental house a couple of years ago. This two story unit got flooded due to water pipe on 2nd floor leaking overnight. This place was a MESS in the morning. There was water everywhere. So we hired a contractor to get rid of carpet and install hardwood/carpet. He was estimated that it would cost him $21k to finish the task. I was pretty shocked at the cost, and in the end my family hired another contractor to do the job.
My question is does $21k to get rid of carpet and install hardwood sound reasonable to you?
Here are more details: The house had two floors and it's about 2300 sq ft.
Living room: R&D Carpet, Pad & Floor: | $255.00 |
Family Room: R&D Carpet, Pad & Floor: | $270.00 |
Closet: R&D Carpet, Pad & floor: | $27.00 |
Patch Ceilings: Kitchen: | $280.00 |
Patch Ceilings: Family Room: | $162.00 |
Patch Ceiling: Living room: | $153.00 |
Paint walls and ceilings: | $1,530.00 |
Install pad: | $0.00 |
Re-install carpet after drying: | $0.00 |
Insta Hadwood Floor Item # 725026: | $4,025.00 |
Cost Final
1st floor Materials >>: | $4,805.00 | 1st floor Labor >>: | $6,702.00 |
2nd floor Materials >>: | $4,796.50 | 2nd floor Labor >>: | $5,119.00 |
GRAND TOTAL: | $21,422.50 |