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Old 04-04-2006, 03:56 PM
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I would like some help on estimating a job. A local developer asked me for a price to rip up and remove 6000sq ft of ceramic tile. Do you guys have a per sqft price or t+m. let me know. He says the site may be accessable with a bobcat and is on the ground level. he's supposed to call me tomarow. I just need a benchmark to start with.Thanks.
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empire,

With just the quick information you gave us, I would say around $1.50-$2.00 a sf, this all depends on if it’s on concrete, if its in a wide open space or not, and how clean they want the floor when your are done.

There is a skid steer attachment that can do about 3000 sf per hour I have used it a couple of times and average about 2250 – 2500 per hour. Here is the link to that: Schibeci Power Profiler

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That cost includes haul and disposal also. If you are just removing it, I would drop it down to about a $1.00- $1.25 a sf
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