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Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by The Voice of Reason, Sep 4, 2003.

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anyone down there know the Maximum a carpenter/handyman can cost per hour in say sugarland, or whatever wealthy part of town.

Im talking elite, and not how much a person gets paid, I am talking what the company bills the homeowner for the work.

If no one knows specifics, possibly the rates for a regular carpenter/handyman

thanks

#1 The Voice of Reason, Sep 4, 2003

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seriously, someone here must at least own a damn home

#2 The Voice of Reason, Sep 5, 2003
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Depends on the quality of the carpenter.

What type of work are you having done?

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I know a really unbelievable carpenter/cabinet maker in the Heights. He'll go anywhere in town. Truly a master craftsman. I don't know his hourly rates if he has any. My guess is that he works on bids.

If you want his name and number, drop me an email.

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We had a bid for some cabinetry work a few years ago and his hourly rate for designing was $100 and for laboring $50. He was a tool.

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That's an odd question. Why?

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