It does look like the new one is a hair higher than the old one in the installed picture there.

Hell Ryan, I like your last name by the way, lolAs far I as I know the proper way to run wire is to fish it through the walls, maybe if your handy you can see what a electrician would charge just to run the wires if you supply the material ( make sure you have what's needed ) then you can install the fixtures and outlets.

Tile, paint, trim work, cabinet install, landscaping, etc...

nailed to the studs from the outside then brick installed outside that.

I am installing one right now @ $1200.

A handrail can be installed if it becomes an issue.

But we also did some big ticket projects like putting on a metal roof, new plumbing and installing a four ton package unit.In case you don’t know, a package unit is one of those huge outside AC units.

The last thing you need is tile popping and cracking due to cheap one out by a few dollars on installation.

He just started to be self employed and has no real experience in pricing out a rehab, so we though of an hourly pay for labor.He would do pretty much most of the interior work, from flooring and tile installation, cabinet installation and trim.Thanks in advance for feedback.

RealFloors in Greenville, SC and pay $10.75/yard installed + $1.25/foot for shoe molding.