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Rob Cee
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What should it cost me for new flooring?

Rob Cee
  • Lebanon, NH
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For those out there that are very familiar with costs and do a lot of rehabs. What should it cost me labor + materials (everything out the door) to:

-New tile for a 289sf kitchen and laundry area?

-New vinyl for a 289sf kitchen and laundry area?

-New laminate floors living room and dining room 537 sf area?

-New carpet/pad floors living room and dining room 537 sf area?

-New carpet/pad hallway and bedrooms 708 sf area?

This is not in a high cost area (Albuquerque NM). Is there a rule of thumb frequent rehabbers use for cost per sf for these types of flooring?

Thanks!

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Jean Bolger
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Jean Bolger
  • Aurora, CO
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Well that's much more specific, which would actually make it a question that someone could answer.

There is a book that BP has put out on estimating rehab costs (look under "Resources) that might be useful to you

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